The use of an electronic heart rate monitor and surround sound to interact with a user in VR

Patryk Plewa

patryk.plewa@pollub.edu.pl
Lublin University of Technology (Poland)

Tomasz Szymczyk


Lublin University of Technology (Poland)

Abstract

Article shows a way of use an electronic heart rate monitor and surround sound to interact with user in virtual reality. The method of
interact was presented on the basis of four scenarios. In the first two scenarios the behawior of objects in virtual reality depended on the
indications of heart rate monitor in the next two scenarios heart rate monitor was just a measurer. The article attempts to find an answer to the question whether virtual reality affects the pulse of the examined person and whether surround sound affects the pulse of the examined person, and if so which factor influences the pulse to a greater extent. The individual resting pulse was measured and then was determined the pulse variability for each scenario. In the research, an analysis was carried for each person individually and collective analysis for each scenario. In addition, inference was also based on questionnaires before and after research.


Keywords:

virtual reality; surround sound; heart rate monitor

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Published
2019-06-30

Cited by

Plewa, P., & Szymczyk, T. (2019). The use of an electronic heart rate monitor and surround sound to interact with a user in VR. Journal of Computer Sciences Institute, 11, 106–113. https://doi.org/10.35784/jcsi.164

Authors

Patryk Plewa 
patryk.plewa@pollub.edu.pl
Lublin University of Technology Poland

Authors

Tomasz Szymczyk 

Lublin University of Technology Poland

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