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Locomotion interfaces

Whitton et al., 2008

Document ID
6456166268446851421
Author
Whitton M
Razzaque S
Publication year
Publication venue
HCI Beyond the GUI. 107–146

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This chapter is about locomotion interfaces—interfaces that both enable users to move around in real or virtual spaces and make users feel as if they are moving. Locomotion is a special type of movement: Locomotion, as used by life scientists, refers to the act of an …
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