AHFE Open AccessDoes the Embodiment Influence the Success of Visuo-haptic Learning?
Abstract
The purpose of this work is to demonstrate the influence of embodiment on the success of Visuo-haptic Learning, as it has not been yet investigated by current literature. With this aim, we conducted an experimental campaign to compare the users’ Sense of Embodiment (SoE) and learning success values obtained by experiencing the same simulated duty cycle within two different Visuo-haptic Learning environments. Interesting results have been found: the embodiment influenced the users’ completion time and mental workload, but it did not have particular incidence on the obtained learning level (intended as knowledge of the procedure). With this work, we aim to highlight the necessity of conducting wider and deeper studies about the influence of human factors and subjective perceptions on the success of Visuo-haptic Learning.
Keywords: Human Factors, Embodiment, Visuo-haptic, Learning, VR, haptics, Virtual Training, Avatar
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1004350
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