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Sensing Instability, Adapting the Scene: A Real-Time Movement-Smoothing Design Framework for Stable VR Locomotion
Users experience different balance challenges while standing, walking, and turning in virtual reality (VR), yet most locomotion techniques apply the same visual behavior regardless of movement state. We present a real-time movement-smoothing design framework in this paper that organizes visual adapt
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