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21. Creating a Multi-Sensory Horror Experience with VR
SessionPosters: Augmented & Virtual Reality
DescriptionWe present a multi-sensory VR horror experience that integrates visual cues, with spatial audio, and haptic feedback to create anxiety, fear, terror, and disgust. Haptic feedback is provided by real-world similuations of in-experience objects to create unpleasant warm and gooey textures for participants to feel.
Contributors
Danielle Cole
Carleton University
Mackenzie Darling
Carleton University
Ryan Clement
Carleton University
Dexter Hunter Laroche
Carleton University
Samuelle Lamoureux
Carleton University
Brendan O'Malley
Carleton University
Lesley Istead
Carleton University
Event Type
Poster
TimeMonday, 29 July 20249:00am - 5:30pm MDT
LocationMile High Pre-Function Area
Session TimeSunday, 28 July 20249:00am - 5:30pm MDTMonday, 29 July 20249:00am - 5:30pm MDTTuesday, 30 July 20249:00am - 5:30pm MDTWednesday, 31 July 20249:00am - 5:30pm MDTThursday, 1 August 20249:00am - 5:30pm MDT
LocationMile High Pre-Function Area
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