Using Guided Cognitive Illusions to Compensate for the Motion Limits of 4D Seats

摘要

Presently 4D seats are widely used as an approach of training and entertainment in various industries. However, most 4D seats can move and/or rotate within a pretty limited range, making them impossible to faithfully copy the motion of a real or simulated vehicle without any sacrifice. Considering the fact that vision provides most information to a human being for pose judgement, we proposed a scheme where eye-body inconsistency was deliberately created to guide a user's perception of body rotation so as to make more room for over-limit moves. We conducted two experiments to verify its effectiveness from the perspective of user experience and the findings were partially in accordance with our expectation.