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Using CSP to Specify Interaction in Virtual Environments - Smith, Duke (1999) (Correct)
.... are: Navigation: walking [2] flying [2] worlds in miniature (WIM) 10, 11] head butt zoom [10] two handed flying [10] Selection: laser pointing [2] cone casting, head crusher select [12] go go interaction [13] look at menus [10] Manipulation: scaled world grab [10] orbital mode [14], hand held widgets [10, 15] over the shoulder deletion [10] Environment commands: pull down menus [10] voice recognition [16] gesture recognition [17, 18] These groups are not totally rigid as some techniques combine elements of two or more modes. For example, the scaled world grab [10] ....
J. Chung. Intuitive Navigation in the Targeting of Radiation Therapy Treatment Beams, PhD thesis. University of North Carolina, 1994.
Modelling Interaction in Virtual Environments - Smith, Duke, Marsh, Harrison.. (1998) (1 citation) (Correct)
.... are : Navigation: Walking [2] Flying [2] Worlds in miniature (WIM) 10, 11] Headbutt zoom [10] Two handed flying [10] Selection: Laser pointing [2] Cone casting, Head crusher select [12] Go go interaction [13] Look at menus [10] Manipulation: Scaled world grab [10] Orbital mode [14], Hand held widgets [10, 15] Over the shoulder deletion [10] Environment Commands: Pull down menus [10] Voice recognition [16] Gesture recognition [17, 18] These groups are not totally rigid as some techniques combine elements of two or more modes. For example, the Scaled world grab [10] ....
Chung, J., Intuitive Navigation in the Targeting of Radiation Therapy Treatment Beams. 1994, University of North Carolina.
Moving Objects in Space: Exploiting Proprioception In.. - Mine, al. (1997) (68 citations) (Correct)
....zoom Promising results have been reported on the potential of head pose as an auxiliary channel into the system. In orbital mode, for example, the user s head orientation is tracked and mapped so as to move the viewpoint of the user about the surface of a virtual sphere surrounding an object [Chung 1994]. Orbital mode is an excellent example of a technique not possible in the real world that gives the user power in the virtual environment. Chung found radiologists preferred it over six other methods of view direction control such as mouse, joystick, and walkaround, and hypothesized that that was ....
Chung, J. Intuitive Navigation in the Targeting of Radiation Therapy Treatment Beams. University of North Carolina, Ph.D. Thesis
Working in a Virtual World: Interaction Techniques Used in the.. - Mine (1996) (11 citations) (Correct)
....selecting the flying mode. Users can choose between two flying modes: pointing mode and orbital mode. In pointing mode flying, a user flies in whatever direction he is pointing with his right hand. Orbital mode is a unique form of viewpoint specification first pioneered by Jim Chung at UNC (see [Chung 1994]) In orbital mode selected objects are constrained to stay in front of the user, regardless of which direction he is looking. The side of the object that is visible to the user depends on his current view direction: look up and he sees the object s bottom, look down and he sees its top (see ....
J. Chung (1994). Intuitive Navigation in the Targeting of Radiation Therapy Treatment Beams.
Virtual Environments as Hybrid Systems - Shamus Smith And (1999) (1 citation) (Correct)
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J. Chung, Intuitive Navigation in the Targeting of Radiation Therapy Treatment Beams. PhD Thesis, 1994, University of North Carolina.
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