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Visual interfaces in the field of virtual reality

Authors: Philippe FUCHS, Olivier HUGUES

Publication date: March 10, 2021, Review date: June 14, 2021

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2. Features for three-dimensional space perception

Before discussing visual interface technologies, we need to clarify the different functionalities that can be used to perceive a three-dimensional space. These functionalities refer to the characteristics of human vision: the perception of 3D space and depth depends on proprioceptive cues (accommodation and vergence) and binocular or monocular visual cues. . It is the observer who creates the 3D perception of space, not the technology. Various functionalities (figure 1 ) can be used to observe and be immersed in a three-dimensional space:...

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