Geoffrey Gorisse

Assistant Professor

Arts et Metiers Institute of Technology

France

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Dr. Geoffrey Gorisse is an Assistant Professor at the Arts et Métiers Institute of Technology in France. His research focuses on immersive technologies, interactive AI, and their applications in educational and psychological contexts. Recent articles authored by Dr. Gorisse explore the impact of virtual reality on social interaction and embodiment, including studies on avatar anthropomorphism and its effects on collaboration and creative performance.

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Olivier Christmann

Associate Professor

Arts et Metiers Institute of Technology

FRANCE

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Arts et Metiers Institute of Technology

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Articles (11)

MemorIA, an Architecture for Creating Interactive AI Historical Agents in Educational Contexts

Am I (Not) a Ghost? Leveraging Affordances to Study the Impact of Avatar/Interaction Coherence on Embodiment and Plausibility in Virtual Reality

Using virtual reality to assess gesture performance deficits in schizophrenia patients

I am a Genius! Influence of Virtually Embodying Leonardo da Vinci on Creative Performance

Quantitative and Qualitative Exploration of the Effect of a Wearable Item on Non-Organic Virtual Limb Embodiment and User Behavior in Immersive Environments

Effect of Social Actors Perceived Agency on Social Presence in Computer-Mediated Communication

Visualizing the invisible: User-centered design of a system for the visualization of flows and concentrations of particles in the air

Impact of avatar facial anthropomorphism on body ownership, attractiveness and social presence in collaborative tasks in immersive virtual environments

Self-observation of a virtual body-double engaged in social interaction reduces persecutory thoughts

Effects of voluntary heart rate control on user engagement and agency in a virtual reality game

Effect of Avatar Anthropomorphism on Body Ownership, Attractiveness and Collaboration in Immersive Virtual Environments

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Olivier Christmann

Simon Richir

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