Toward Methods To Develop Experience Measurements For Mixed Reality

In recent years, Mixed Reality (MR) has become more popular with more affordable devices and the introduction of new applications. These applications and devices create MR experiences which can be completely different from the experience in the real world. Different approaches have been developed to measure those experiences. Besides behaviour observations or incorporating devices to measure physiological signals, using questionnaires is the most popular practice. However, the usage of questionnaires which were developed not based on any rational theory or well-defined model can lead to potential issues. In this paper, we present methods to design measurement models which can be used to develop instruments to measure experiences in MR. In addition, an illustration of developing a model for the sense of presence in MR is introduced.