Titlebook: Cognitive Aspects of Virtual Reality; Ildikó Horváth,Borbála Berki,Péter Baranyi Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Predefined Spatial Layouts—Defining Preferencesng innovative and highly captivating methods of engaging with digital content across various domains of application. Extensive research conducted in recent years has consistently indicated that the utilization of 3D interfaces, as opposed to their 2D counterparts, can result in improvements across m

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Reducing Cognitive Load Through Content Architecture in?VRuts into three-dimensional dashboards in order to decrease cognitive load. In order to achieve this goal, we conducted a study in which we compared user performance metrics, pupil dilation data, and subject-reported qualitative measures in a 2D scenario and two different versions of a 3D virtual rea

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Operational Complexity and?Evaluating Digital Interfacesthese advancements help or hinder the human way we do tasks. This chapter presents an exploratory study contrasting traditional 2D interfaces with innovative 3D Virtual Reality (VR) platforms to present the evolving field of digital literacy and its operational effectiveness. Through a comprehensive

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Aesthetic Plastic Surgery of Head and Bodyh artificial intelligence, 5G networks, and the omnipresent 2D Web, we find ourselves on the verge of a new era. This era is characterized by a multi-modal entangled combination of previously separate domains of information technology with human and social cognitive systems. The complex process of e

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Aesthetic Plastic Surgery of Head and Bodycation, healthcare, and engineering, fueled by AI and sensor advancements, paving the way for a future “cognitive triad” of humans, AI, and digital twins. It explores VR through the lens of CogInfoCom, highlighting its potential as a revolutionary new communication and information organization tool.

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Aesthetic Plastic Surgery of Head and Bodyeality (VR) environment. Two competing hypotheses, the Ability-As-Compensator and the Ability-As-Enhancer, are discussed concerning how VR impacts individuals with varying spatial abilities, alongside a proposed unifying theory. The analysis includes an exploration of navigation modes in desktop VR

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Aesthetic Plastic Surgery of Head and Bodyresence profile of MaxWhere desktop VR with other VR systems. It thoroughly investigates theoretical foundations, technological and human factors influencing presence, measurement tools, and experimental findings related to the sense of presence. The theoretical section offers foundational definitio