AutoEval mkII - Interaction Design for a VR Design Review System
Martin Naef, John M. Payne · 2007
This paper summarizes the experience drawn from designing and revising a design review application prototype interface using immersive virtual reality technology and putting it into context with previous research in the field of 3D human-computer interaction. AutoEval was originally developed in collaboration with a major car manufacturer to enable intuitive analysis and manipulation of 3D models for users without a CAD or computer science background. This paper introduces the system and discusses the 3D interaction design decisions taken based on the observation and informal feedback of a large number of users