ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Mixed Reality as an Environment for Reaction Speed Assessment in Physically Active Young Adults: Measurement Reliability and Participant Experience Compared with Immersive Virtual Reality.
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Abstract
Mixed reality (MR) delivered through video see-through headsets could enable reaction-speed assessment while preserving awareness of the physical environment, but its measurement properties remain unclear. This study assessed the reliability of reaction-speed measurements in MR and compared performance and user experience with immersive virtual reality (VR). Forty university students (20 women; age 22.9 ± 2.3 years) completed three 1 min Reaction-Micro Wall trials in each environment in counterbalanced order using Meta Quest 3 and Rezzil Player. Mean reaction speed (RS) and the number of hits per minute (hits/min) were analyzed; enjoyment, flow, and presence were assessed with validated questionnaires. Single-trial intraclass correlation coefficients were good in both environments (0.797-0.884; all
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