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- urn:nbn:de:bvb:355-epub-552939
Abstract
Humans’ thermal regulation and subjective perception of temperature is highly plastic and depends on the visual appearance of the surrounding environment. Previous work shows that an environment’s color temperature affects the experienced temperature. As virtual reality (VR) enables visual immersion, recent work suggests that a VR scene’s color temperature also affects experienced temperature. It ...

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