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Assessing human factors in the design of the built environment by mixed realities
Sara Eloy (Eloy, S.); Mauricio Loyola (Loyola, M.);
Journal Title
Applied Ergonomics
Year (definitive publication)
2024
Language
English
Country
United States of America
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Abstract
This special issue centres on assessing human factors in designing the built environment using mixed and extended realities (XR) technologies. The papers selected for this issue offer a wide range of approaches to using XR simulations of built or unbuilt designs to predict, evaluate, and measure their performance from a user-centred perspective. Here, ‘performance’ encompasses a broad scope of possibilities ranging from aesthetical satisfaction and physical comfort to functional aspects and health and wellbeing.
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Keywords
  • Civil Engineering - Engineering and Technology
  • Other Engineering and Technology Sciences - Engineering and Technology
  • Health Sciences - Medical and Health Sciences
  • Other Medical Sciences - Medical and Health Sciences
  • Psychology - Social Sciences