3D Interaction Techniques for Virtual Reality Experiences with Museum Objects

This thesis investigates innovative 3D interaction techniques to enrich virtual reality (VR) experiences with museum objects. It assesses the effectiveness of passive haptic feedback for intuitive freehand interaction, using cost-effective camera tracking. The results indicate that passive physical tools enhance usability and user experience, making VR an immersive tool for interpreting museum objects, accessible to diverse audiences.<p></p>