Virtual Reality Interaction Geography

The video animations and figures on this page present work by Ho Voa and Peter Huesemann-Odom who use interaction geography to explore building occupant behavior in virtual reality. Findings highlight how psychological and social factors influence visitors' engagement in a virtual reality museum exhibit. View their full work here: here

Figure 1. Manually tracing participant’s movements in virtual reality.

Figure 2. Floor plan of the VR museum with the Traced Movements Across Time and Space of a Participant.

Figure 3. Overlays of Movements Across Time and Space of Design Participants.

Figure 4. Overlays of Movements Across Time and Space of Non- design Participants