Determining the Multi-Modal Interactive Nature of Foot Reflexology for Virtual Reality Stress Therapy Application

The application ofmulti-modal interactivity in virtual reality (VR) avails ahost of advantages which includes enhancement of realism and the achievement of interactivity that is relatively close or identical to the conventional human interactions. Haptics, visual and aural interactions have been...

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Main Author: OKERE , PRINCE-HECTOR CHIMEREMEZE
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Published: 2014
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spelling my-utp-utpedia.211892021-09-16T00:37:26Z http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/21189/ Determining the Multi-Modal Interactive Nature of Foot Reflexology for Virtual Reality Stress Therapy Application OKERE , PRINCE-HECTOR CHIMEREMEZE Q Science (General) The application ofmulti-modal interactivity in virtual reality (VR) avails ahost of advantages which includes enhancement of realism and the achievement of interactivity that is relatively close or identical to the conventional human interactions. Haptics, visual and aural interactions have been widely applied in various domains for numerous purposes, ranging from the medical industry to engineering/auto mobile industry. The proliferation of virtual reality stress therapy applications particularly in the attempt towards the virtualization of foot reflexology therapy through the four key components for design which includes the virtual world, immersion, sensory feedback and interactivity. However, very little is understood on the haptic, visual and aural interactive nature, corresponding to user activities in the therapy and to what extent they contribute in relaxation and stress relief. 2014-06 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/21189/1/2014-COMPUTER%20AND%20INFROMATION%20SCIENCE-DETERMINING%20THE%20MULTIMODAL%20INTERACTIVE%20NATURE%20OF%20FOOT%20REFLEXOLOGY%20FOR%20VIRTUAL%20REALITY%20STRESS%20THERAPY.pdf OKERE , PRINCE-HECTOR CHIMEREMEZE (2014) Determining the Multi-Modal Interactive Nature of Foot Reflexology for Virtual Reality Stress Therapy Application. Masters thesis, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS.
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OKERE , PRINCE-HECTOR CHIMEREMEZE
Determining the Multi-Modal Interactive Nature of Foot Reflexology for Virtual Reality Stress Therapy Application
description The application ofmulti-modal interactivity in virtual reality (VR) avails ahost of advantages which includes enhancement of realism and the achievement of interactivity that is relatively close or identical to the conventional human interactions. Haptics, visual and aural interactions have been widely applied in various domains for numerous purposes, ranging from the medical industry to engineering/auto mobile industry. The proliferation of virtual reality stress therapy applications particularly in the attempt towards the virtualization of foot reflexology therapy through the four key components for design which includes the virtual world, immersion, sensory feedback and interactivity. However, very little is understood on the haptic, visual and aural interactive nature, corresponding to user activities in the therapy and to what extent they contribute in relaxation and stress relief.
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title Determining the Multi-Modal Interactive Nature of Foot Reflexology for Virtual Reality Stress Therapy Application
title_short Determining the Multi-Modal Interactive Nature of Foot Reflexology for Virtual Reality Stress Therapy Application
title_full Determining the Multi-Modal Interactive Nature of Foot Reflexology for Virtual Reality Stress Therapy Application
title_fullStr Determining the Multi-Modal Interactive Nature of Foot Reflexology for Virtual Reality Stress Therapy Application
title_full_unstemmed Determining the Multi-Modal Interactive Nature of Foot Reflexology for Virtual Reality Stress Therapy Application
title_sort determining the multi-modal interactive nature of foot reflexology for virtual reality stress therapy application
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