| Title |
Investigating the Intention to Use Immersive Virtual Reality Interactive Environments (IVRIE) in Design Presentations |
| Authors |
창쩌위안(Chang, Ze-Yuan) ; 한정원(Han, Jeong-won) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2024.40.11.37 |
| Keywords |
Immersive Virtual Reality Interactive Environments; Intention to Use; Technology Acceptance Model; Design Presentation |
| Abstract |
Despite the proven of virtual reality(VR) as an innovative design presentation tool in architecture and interior design, research on users'
perceived usability of virtual environments remains limited. This study developed an immersive virtual reality interactive environment (IVRIE)
capable of real-time interaction and movement. An experiment involving 46 students majoring in spatial design was conducted, revealing that
IVRIE provides users with a stronger sense of immersion compared to traditional static VRs. It enhances design evaluation during both the
scheme presentation and decision-making stages. Using the Technology Acceptance Model TAM) framework, the study found that perceived
value(PV) and positive attitude(PA) significantly influence the intention to use(IU). IVRIE improves spatial experience, user interaction with
design spaces, and understanding of spatial information. Participants preferred IVRIE over traditional methods, highlighting its efficiency and
potential for future design presentations. |