| Committee |
Date Time |
Place |
Paper Title / Authors |
Abstract |
Paper # |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2026-03-02
12:28 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) |
An Examination of Weight Illusion from a "1st+3rd" Person Perspective: Integrating the Strengths of the 1st and 3rd Person Perspectives
Sakurako Uchiyama, Mutsuki Ochiai (Utsunomiya Univ.), Hironobu Sakai, Naoki Hashimoto (UEC), Mie Sato (Utsunomiya Univ.) |
In VR, the Proteus effect has been shown to influence human perception. For example, using an avatar that gives a strong... [more] |
AIT2026-64
pp.90-93 |
| ME |
2026-02-28
11:15 |
Online |
online |
An Examination of Weight Illusion Induced by Avatar Impressions from a Fused First- and Third-Person Perspective via Binocular Rivalry
Mutsuki Ochiai, Sakurako Uchiyama (Utsunomiya Univ.), Hironobu Sakai, Naoki Hashimoto (UEC), Mie Sato (Utsunomiya Univ.) |
Recent research has shown that avatar appearance in virtual reality (VR) can influence users’ perception and psychologic... [more] |
ME2026-41
pp.13-16 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
14:30 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) |
Impact of Proteus Effect on Fatigue Levels Using Diverse Avatars
Tsubasa Takeuchi, Hisakazu Hada (TUT) |
The Proteus effect refers to the influence of using an avatar’s appearance on users’behavioral characteristics. As a cas... [more] |
AIT2025-160
pp.419-422 |
| IEICE-HIP, HI, VRPSY [detail] |
2025-02-20
13:30 |
Ehime |
UNIVERSITY OF HUMAN ENVIRONMENTS |
An Examination of Relation Between Avatar Impression From a “1+3” Person Perspective and Weight Illusion
Sakurako Uchiyama, Yusei Muraisi (Utsunomiya Univ.), Naoki Hashimoto (UEC), Mie Sato (Utsunomiya Univ.) |
In VR, the Proteus effect has been shown to have the potential to affect human perception. For example, it has been sugg... [more] |
HI2025-12
pp.49-52 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2024-03-05
13:42 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo University of Technology |
Relation Between Motion Velocity, EMG and Weight Illusion by Impression Change of the Own Body
Joichiro Muraoka, Yusei Muraishi, Kosei Tomioka, Mie sato (Utsunomiya Univ.), Naoki Hashimoto (UEC) |
In research on the Proteus effect, in which the appearance of an avatar in virtual reality influences the user's behavio... [more] |
AIT2024-75
pp.153-156 |
| ME |
2023-12-14
13:30 |
Niigata |
Niigata Univ.
(Primary: On-site, Secondary: Online) |
A Proposal of a "1+3" Person Perspective for Weight Illusion by Impression Change
Yusei Muraishi (Utsunomiya Univ.), Naoki Hashimoto (UEC), Mie Sato (Utsunomiya Univ.) |
We propose a "1+3" person perspective which combines the advantages of the easy avatar operation from the first-person p... [more] |
ME2023-95
pp.5-8 |
| ME |
2022-02-12
13:15 |
Online |
online |
An EMG Measurement in Weight Illusion by Impression Change of the Own Body
Joichiro Muraoka, Yuzuki Okubo, Mie Sato (Utsunomiya Univ.), Naoki Hashimoto (UEC) |
It has been suggested that changes in self-perception using VR avatars affect even weight perception, but how the body i... [more] |
ME2022-13
pp.47-50 |
| HI, VRPSY |
2021-11-26
- 2021-11-27 |
Online |
|
A Quantitative Examination of Influence on Weight Perception by Change of Self-Perception
Yuzuki Okubo, Joichiro Muraoka, Mie Sato (Utsunomiya Univ.), Naoki Hashimoto (UEC) |
It has been suggested that changes of self-perception using VR avatars affect the weight perception, but there has been ... [more] |
HI2021-18
pp.33-36 |
| HI, VRPSY |
2019-11-08
14:55 |
Osaka |
Kindai Univ. |
Study on changing in user's perceptions with visual effects based on body.
Yuichi Katagiri, Naoki Hashimoto (UEC) |
Recently, many studies in augmented reality present various illusion by visual effects. Especially, it is paid attention... [more] |
HI2019-75
pp.17-20 |
| HI, VRPSY |
2018-12-15
10:35 |
Fukuoka |
Kokura Campus, Univ. Kitakyushu |
Study on relationship between weight and changing impression of arm
Yuichi Katagiri, Naoki Hashimoto (UEC) |
Recently, it is paid attention that the proteus effect which affects users’ behavior by impressions of their avatar in v... [more] |
HI2018-73
pp.49-52 |