HCI Topics – Page 3 – Metaverse CHI

Why Every 3D Designer / Architect Can Benefit From the Creator Economy in the Metaverse

February 12, 2022February 12, 2022 by External Articles

We’ve seen virtual lands sales making headlines with multi-million dollar price tags, but Metaverse will stay as a buzzword if users can not enjoy themselves inside of it. Celebrities and brands are scrambling to establish virtual domains inside Fortnite, Roblox, Decentralands, The Sandbox..etc, to host events, extend their businesses, and we need 3D designers/Architects to … Read moreWhy Every 3D Designer / Architect Can Benefit From the Creator Economy in the Metaverse

The Metaverse Will Give Designers the Chance to Create a Better World

February 12, 2022February 12, 2022 by External Articles

If the transition from human-computer design to UX marked the change from computers as separate from the “real world” to computers becoming an intrinsic part of our world, the metaverse describes the next stage in this evolutionary journey: computers as portals to new worlds entirely. And as technology shifts, so will the terminology we use to … Read moreThe Metaverse Will Give Designers the Chance to Create a Better World

The 5 major equipment that for interacting with Metaverse from RealityLabs

February 12, 2022February 12, 2022 by Editorial Team

As we all know, Facebook has been renamed Meta and is committed to building a meta-universe. In order to realize its grand vision, it will inevitably need to

Core concerns of UX in the Metaverse

February 12, 2022February 12, 2022 by Editorial Team

We all know that the Metaverse — like it or not — is an undeniable technological utopia. Beyond whatever product the former Facebook comes up with, Metaverse is a media that has been lurking around for some time now, from Habbo Hotel to Second Life; all destined to ostracism as they were projects faded to … Read moreCore concerns of UX in the Metaverse

Researchers Discover Security Vulnerabilities in Virtual Reality Headsets

February 12, 2022February 12, 2022 by Editorial Team

Rutgers researchers have published the first work examining how hackers could use popular virtual reality headsets to steal sensitive information communicated via voice-command, including credit card data and passwords. The study will be presented at the annual International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking in March.