Virtual Reality Interaction Geography

Explore building occupant behavior in virtual reality, highlighting how psychological and social factors influence visitors' engagement in a virtual reality museum exhibit.

This page presents work by Ho Vo and Peter Huesemann-Odom who use interaction geography to explore building occupant behavior in virtual reality.

Manually tracing participant's movements in virtual reality
Figure 1. Manually tracing participant's movements in virtual reality.
Floor plan with traced movements
Figure 2. Floor plan of the VR museum with the Traced Movements Across Time and Space of a Participant.
Overlays of design participants
Figure 3. Overlays of Movements Across Time and Space of Design Participants.
Overlays of non-design participants
Figure 4. Overlays of Movements Across Time and Space of Non-design Participants.

Related Publications

Vo, H., & Huesemann-Odom, P. (2022). Using Interaction Geography to Explore Building Occupant Behaviors in Virtual Reality: A Pilot Study. Journal of Engineering Research and Sciences, 1(11), 01-07.