Search Results - "Cant, Iain"

The effects of substitute multisensory feedback on task performance and the sense of presence in a virtual reality environment by Cooper, Natalia, Milella, Ferdinando, Pinto, Carlo, Cant, Iain, White, Mark, Meyer, Georg

“…Objective and subjective measures of performance in virtual reality environments increase as more sensory cues are delivered and as simulation fidelity…”
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Transfer of training-Virtual reality training with augmented multisensory cues improves user experience during training and task performance in the real world by Cooper, Natalia, Millela, Ferdinando, Cant, Iain, White, Mark D, Meyer, Georg

“…Virtual reality (VR) can create safe, cost-effective, and engaging learning environments. It is commonly assumed that improvements in simulation fidelity lead…”
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Perceptual assessment of environmental stability modulates postural sway by Cooper, Natalia, Cant, Iain, White, Mark D, Meyer, Georg F

“…We actively maintain postural equilibrium in everyday life, and, although we are unaware of the underlying processing, there is increasing evidence for…”
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A pilot study investigating human behaviour towards DAVE (Dog Assisted Virtual Environment) and interpretation of non-reactive and aggressive behaviours during a virtual reality exploration task by Oxley, James A, Meyer, Georg, Cant, Iain, Bellantuono, Giuseppe M, Butcher, Matthew, Levers, Andrew, Westgarth, Carri

“…Dog aggression is a public health concern because dog bites often lead to physical and psychological trauma in humans. It is also a welfare concern for dogs…”
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A pilot study investigating human behaviour towards DAVE by Oxley, James A, Meyer, Georg, Cant, Iain, Bellantuono, Giuseppe M, Butcher, Matthew, Levers, Andrew, Westgarth, Carri

“…Dog aggression is a public health concern because dog bites often lead to physical and psychological trauma in humans. It is also a welfare concern for dogs…”
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A pilot study investigating human behaviour towards DAVE (Dog Assisted Virtual Environment) and interpretation of non-reactive and aggressive behaviours during a virtual reality exploration task by James A Oxley, Georg Meyer, Iain Cant, Giuseppe M Bellantuono, Matthew Butcher, Andrew Levers, Carri Westgarth

“…Dog aggression is a public health concern because dog bites often lead to physical and psychological trauma in humans. It is also a welfare concern for dogs…”
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Augmented Cues Facilitate Learning Transfer from Virtual to Real Environments by Cooper, Natalia, Milella, Ferdinando, Cant, Iain, Pinto, Carlo, White, Mark, Meyer, Georg

“…The aim of this study was to investigate whether augmented cues that have previously been shown to enhance performance and user satisfaction in VR training…”
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