Rhythmic Interaction Influences Synchrony Perception in VR
In this study, led by first author Anton Lammert, the Virtual Vision Lab contributed expertise in eye-tracking, particularly pupillometry analysis. The paper investigates how rhythmic interaction can shift our tolerance to audiovisual delays in social VR experiences.
Perceived Asynchrony of Rhythmic Stimuli Affects Pupil Diameter and Smooth Pursuit Eye Movements
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Towards Automated Decision Making in Dating Apps Through Pupillary Responses
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Visual Center Biasing in a Stimulus-Free Laboratory Setting
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Guiding Oral Conversations: How to Nudge Users Towards Asking Questions?
Our paper »Guiding Oral Conversations: How to Nudge Users Towards Asking Questions?« was published in close cooperation with the Department Intelligent Information Systems.