Personalising Virtual Reality Horror Experiences Using Biodata

本研究的目的是了解生物数据作为动态反馈到虚拟现实恐怖体验中的应用，以根据用户对基于恐惧的刺激的反应来个性化体验，其中动态是指在真实的时间内使用的数据来影响体验的机制。这包括通过学习个人的恐惧并在受控和身临其境的体验中将他们暴露在这些恐惧中，为每个人创造独特的体验。将其分解为部门汇编了一系列研究目标，这些目标将在整个博士学位期间实现。这些部门包括对生物数据及其与恐惧的关系的理解，适应与所应用的叙事方向有关的经验的过程，以及在虚拟现实中实施经验以及从性能角度进行沉浸和设计的方法。

The aim of this research is to understand the application of biodata as dynamic feedback into virtual reality horror experiences to personalise the experience based on a user's response to fear-based stimuli, where dynamic refers to the data being used in real time to affect the mechanics of the experience. This includes creating a unique experience for everyone by learning the individual's fears and exposing them to these fears within a controlled and immersive experience. Breaking this down into sectors compiles a series of research goals of which to be achieved throughout this PhD. These sectors include the understanding of biodata and its relation to fear, the process of adapting the experiences in relation to the direction of narrative applied, as well as the implementation of the experiences within virtual reality and the approach to immersion and design from a performance perspective.