Modulating Perceived Affordances in Augmented Reality Through Object Physicality and Thermal Appearance
Abstract
This study investigates how the physicality and thermal appearance of virtual objects influence perceived affordances in AR. By varying object properties and thermal visual cues, it examines how material appearance changes what actions users feel an object affords.
Type
Publication
IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics
Yutaro Tanaka
PhD Student
Juri Yoneyama
PhD Student
Nathalie Le Bigot
Associate Professor in Cognitive Psychology
Guillaume Moreau
Dean for Research and Innovation of IMT Atlantique
Gilles Coppin
Professor
Etienne Peillard
Associate Professor
My research focuses on perception and embodied interaction in Virtual and Augmented Reality, including augmented affordances, body perception, and human-system cooperation in immersive environments.