perceptionssemimmersive
Perceptionssemimmersive is a term used in media psychology and human-computer interaction to describe experiences that combine semi-immersive sensory cues with interactive elements, yielding a perceptual state that sits between fully non-immersive media and fully immersive virtual reality. The term emphasizes how perception is shaped by partial immersion rather than by complete sensory saturation.
Core characteristics include partial sensory immersion across visual, auditory, and sometimes haptic channels; flexible user agency
Origins and usage: The concept arose in the early to mid-2010s as researchers explored a continuum of
Applications and benefits: Perceptionssemimmersive approaches aim to balance accessibility and presence. They can reduce cost and
Limitations and challenges: The term lacks a single, universally accepted definition, leading to overlap with semi-immersive,
See also: immersion, presence, semi-immersive displays, augmented reality, virtual reality, mixed reality.