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The Virtual Emotion Loop: Towards Emotion-Driven Product Design via Virtual Reality

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In this paper, the VR-Based Emotion-Elicitation-and-Recognition loop (VEE-loop) is proposed to investigate the elicitation conditions related to emotions and corresponding emotional responses of users.
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Emotions play a significant role in product design for end-users. However, how to take emotions into account is not yet completely understood. We argue that this gap is due to a lack of methodological and technological frameworks for effective investigation of the elicitation conditions related to emotions and corresponding emotional responses of the users. Emotion-driven design should encompass a thorough assessment of users’ emotional reactions in relation to certain elicitation conditions. By using Virtual Reality (VR) as mean to perform this investigation, we propose a novel methodological framework, referred to as the VR-Based Emotion-Elicitation-and-Recognition loop (VEE-loop), to close this gap.

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