A study of display of visualization of motion instruction supporting
2007 Volume 30 Issue 1-2 Pages 45-51
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2007 Volume 30 Issue 1-2 Pages 45-51
We study how to display visual information with the goal of simplifying the remote learning of various body movements over a network. This paper posits that there are four basic visualization methods: face-to-face (F-F method), mirrored (M method), following (F method), and coincident (C method). Experiments are conducted on the four methods using a prototype system that employs a head-mounted display. We confirm that C method is most effective for the repetition of partial movements while the others are effective for whole movements (actions).
