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Study of the impact of visual information on oral feedback subjective evaluations within virtual-reality environments

In this article, an evaluation of the impact of visual information on oral feedback subjective evaluations within Virtual-Reality environments is presented. The comparison focuses on two Virtual-Reality environments: CAVE (portable), and HMD (Head-Mounted Display), with participants visualizing the following scenario: a 3D representation of the Athénée theatre with a digital play performance between two human actors and a binaural audio scene feedback including a capture of the participant's head movements.