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Browsing Internet Content in Multiple Dimensions

An immersive virtual reality environment (IVRE) offers a design space radically different from traditional desktop environments. Within this new design space, it is possible to reimagine a content search experience which breaks away from the linearity of current web browsers and the underlying single relevance metric of the search engine. To the best of our knowledge, there is no current commercial nor research implementation that allows users to interact with results from a web search ordered in more than one dimension[11]. On the research front, a lot of work has been done in ordering query results based on semantic relations and different types of user interaction have been explored such as head rotation amplification. Current commercial browser applications in virtual reality (VR) port the current behaviour from PCs and mobile devices with the same linear search and scroll behaviour for retrieving content. We propose a novel browser application in an IVRE which allows a user to execute a query which can be entered via either voice or a virtual keyboard. The resulting data arrangement of information benefits from multiple and interactable relevancerelated metrics. This application combines the engaging environment of IVREs and the common search behaviour patterns as the next stage in the evolution of web browsing software.