VR Interface Auto-Calibration to User Capabilities

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VR Interface Auto-Calibration to User Capabilities

from https://gamerant.com/ps-vr2-accessibility-physical-adjustments/

a man pointing to a VR menu. A menu item that is higher than he is pointing is selected and has adjusted its position to be reachable

psvr-2-accessiblity-menu

from https://gamerant.com/ps-vr2-accessibility-physical-adjustments/

Two frames, in one a man points a VR gun at an alien's head and a targeting frame is around the alien, in another he looks at the alien's head but points his gun lower, the targeting frame has moved lower to compensate.

psvr-2-accessibility-patent

from https://gamerant.com/ps-vr2-accessibility-physical-adjustments/

psvr-2-accessiblity-menu

from https://gamerant.com/ps-vr2-accessibility-physical-adjustments/

psvr-2-accessibility-patent

Description

VR software using AI to learn what kind of motion range a user is capable of, and adjusting its interface to suit that range. For example, if a user cannot reach very far up, the software can detect when the user is trying to reach for a menu item that is too high and move it down into reach, or in a lightgun game, if the user consistently looks at their targets but cannot aim up at them, the system can ‘calibrate’ their targeting so they can get a headshot by aiming at a lower point.

Bibliography

https://gamerant.com/ps-vr2-accessibility-physical-adjustments

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