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View article: Reliability and reactivity of heart rate variability and pupillometry in response to controlled autonomic perturbations in university students
Reliability and reactivity of heart rate variability and pupillometry in response to controlled autonomic perturbations in university students Open
The aim of this test–retest reliability study was to evaluate the reliability and reactivity of heart rate variability (HRV) and pupillometry metrics under conditions with controlled cognitive stimulation and paced breathing within a virtu…
View article: Unlocking Human Potential: Psychological Capital’s Influence on Augmented Reality Adoption in Manufacturing Environments
Unlocking Human Potential: Psychological Capital’s Influence on Augmented Reality Adoption in Manufacturing Environments Open
In pursuing human-centric manufacturing, Augmented Reality guidance systems are being adopted to improve human operators' wellbeing and productivity. Despite the potential benefits of AR guidance systems, the adoption and effective use of …
View article: How effective is virtual reality for electrical safety training? Evaluating trainees’ reactions, learning, and training duration
How effective is virtual reality for electrical safety training? Evaluating trainees’ reactions, learning, and training duration Open
VR emerges as a viable alternative training method worth exploring for organizations seeking to improve their safety training programs. VR combines educational and entertainment values, facilitating enjoyable learning experiences.
View article: Evaluating the Difference in Gaze Patterns for 360° Video-Based and 3D Modeled Virtual Environments
Evaluating the Difference in Gaze Patterns for 360° Video-Based and 3D Modeled Virtual Environments Open
Advances in digital technology enable developers to enhance the empathic connection between the user and the displayed content. Three-dimensional (3D) digital technologies such as Virtual Reality (VR) present the opportunity to communicate…
View article: Evaluating the impact of passive physical everyday tools on interacting with virtual reality museum objects
Evaluating the impact of passive physical everyday tools on interacting with virtual reality museum objects Open
Museums are increasingly embracing new methods and technologies to enhance the visitor experience. Virtual Reality (VR) provides the opportunity to experience objects and situations that are not readily available or don’t otherwise exist m…
View article: “Braking bad”: The influence of haptic feedback and tram driver experience on emergency braking performance
“Braking bad”: The influence of haptic feedback and tram driver experience on emergency braking performance Open
Trams are experiencing a resurgence with worldwide network expansion driven by the need for sustainable and efficient cities. Trams often operate in shared or mixed-traffic environments, which raise safety concerns, particularly in hazardo…
View article: Evaluating the effectiveness of virtual reality for safety-relevant training: a systematic review
Evaluating the effectiveness of virtual reality for safety-relevant training: a systematic review Open
The commercial release of affordable, low-cost, and consumer-ready virtual reality (VR) devices has increased the accessibility for researchers to investigate the benefits of VR technology including those aimed at education and training. V…
View article: Evaluating the preliminary effectiveness of industrial virtual reality safety training for ozone generator isolation procedure
Evaluating the preliminary effectiveness of industrial virtual reality safety training for ozone generator isolation procedure Open
Safety training is an important factor in preventing and reducing work-related accidents. As workplaces look for ways to improve safety outcomes, increasing the effectiveness of safety training continues to be an important factor. Interest…
View article: Enlarged Interior Built Environment Scale Modulates High-Frequency EEG Oscillations
Enlarged Interior Built Environment Scale Modulates High-Frequency EEG Oscillations Open
There is currently no robust method to evaluate how built environment design affects our emotion. Understanding emotion is significant, as it influences cognitive processes, behavior, and wellbeing, and is linked to the functioning of phys…
View article: Built environment color modulates autonomic and <scp>EEG</scp> indices of emotional response
Built environment color modulates autonomic and <span>EEG</span> indices of emotional response Open
Understanding built environment exposure as a component of environmental enrichment has significant implications for mental health, but little is known about the effects design characteristics have on our emotions and associated neurophysi…
View article: “Isn't this Marvelous”
“Isn't this Marvelous” Open
HCI research involving older adults has typically focused on improving technology skills, mobility and health outcomes. Technology for positive ageing emphasizing creativity, inquisitiveness and resourcefulness is less commonly explored. T…
View article: Smooth and safe tram journeys: tram driver perspectives and opportunities using a haptic master controller in a virtual reality environment
Smooth and safe tram journeys: tram driver perspectives and opportunities using a haptic master controller in a virtual reality environment Open
Tram drivers operate a master controller to control the acceleration and braking of the tram. Operation should ensure passenger comfort and safety through smooth tram motion and the avoidance of jerkiness that may cause passengers to fall …
View article: Enlarged interior built environment scale modulates high frequency EEG oscillations
Enlarged interior built environment scale modulates high frequency EEG oscillations Open
There is currently no robust method to evaluate how built environment design affects our emotion. Understanding emotion is significant, as it influences cognitive processes, behaviour, and wellbeing, and is linked to the functioning of phy…
View article: Smart Homes for Seniors: Intelligent Home Solutions for Independent Living
Smart Homes for Seniors: Intelligent Home Solutions for Independent Living Open
With an increasing ageing population globally, there is growing interest in ‘smart home’ technologies that can assist older adults to continue living at home. Contemporary research confirms that technology can support positive ageing and c…
View article: Short-Term Forecasting of the Output Power of a Building-Integrated Photovoltaic System Using a Metaheuristic Approach
Short-Term Forecasting of the Output Power of a Building-Integrated Photovoltaic System Using a Metaheuristic Approach Open
The rapidly increasing use of renewable energy resources in power generation systems in recent years has accentuated the need to find an optimum and efficient scheme for forecasting meteorological parameters, such as solar radiation, tempe…
View article: Investigating the Role of Virtual Reality in Planning for Sustainable Smart Cities
Investigating the Role of Virtual Reality in Planning for Sustainable Smart Cities Open
With rapid population growth, urban designers face tremendous challenges to accommodate the increasing size of the population in urban areas while simultaneously considering future environmental, social, and economic impacts. A “smart city…
View article: Building a Relationship between Robot Characteristics and Teleoperation User Interfaces
Building a Relationship between Robot Characteristics and Teleoperation User Interfaces Open
The Robot Operating System (ROS) provides roboticists with a standardized and distributed framework for real-time communication between robotic systems using a microkernel environment. This paper looks at how ROS metadata, Unified Robot De…