Can You Move These Over There? Exploring an LLM-based VR Mover to Support Natural Multi-object Manipulation
Xiangzhi Eric Wang, Zackary P. T. Sin, Ye Jia, Dan Archer, Wynonna H. Y. Fong, Qing Li, Chen Li
2025Year
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Abstract
fatigue.Users prefer the proposed natural interface for broad movements and may complementarily switch to gizmos or virtual hands for finer adjustments.These findings are believed to contribute to design implications for future LLM-based object manipulation interfaces, highlighting the potential for more intuitive and efficient user interactions in VR environments.
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