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The Effect Of Camera Placement And Display Configuration On A Remote Manipulation Task, Debra Clark
The Effect Of Camera Placement And Display Configuration On A Remote Manipulation Task, Debra Clark
Master's Theses - Daytona Beach
A remote manipulation task was presented to 80 Introduction to Psychology students from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. The participants viewed the task via two displays showing two camera views. For the camera views, one camera was always in a top-down position, while the other camera changed positions from normal, right-side, reverse, and left-side positions. For the displays, the camera views were shown in either Configuration 1, with the top-down view on the left display and the other camera view on the right display, or Configuration 2, with the top-down view on the right display and the other camera views on the …