Yueyi Xiao’s research while affiliated with Guangdong University of Foreign Studies and other places

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Virtual Characters Meet the Uncanny Valley: A Literature Review Based on the Web of Science Core Collection (2007-2022)
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August 2022

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Yueyi Xiao

Following the robots, whether virtual characters (VC) will cause the uncanny valley (UV) effect has become a new topic of UV studies, and also a topic that cannot be avoided by VC design and human-VC interaction. Based on the Web of Science core collection (WoSCC), this paper reviews literature on the topics of both the VC and UV (2007-2022) by summarizing the trends and methods research. It groups studies into three categories: verifying the UV and its influencing factors; suggestions for avoiding the UV; possibilities for crossing the UV. We suggest that, under current technological conditions, finding a proper balance between abstraction and high realism to avoid the risk of the UV is a sound choice for VC design, while also providing suggestions for future research.

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... One of those effects is the "uncanny valley" phenomenon, which can significantly influence the consumers' behavior, as well as the development of new technologies. The "uncanny valley" is used in reference to the phenomenon whereby a computer-generated figure or humanoid robot bearing a near-identical resemblance to a human being arouses a sense of uneasiness or revulsion in the person viewing it (Jiang, Cheng, Pan, Shi, Wang, & Xiao, 2022;Mori, 1970;Seyama & Nagayama, 2007;Norman, 2004;Reichardt, 1978;Tinwell, 2014). Mori (1970), who first reported this phenomenon, hypothesized that the relationship between human-likeness and familiarity of the human-like forms underlies the phenomenon of the uncanny valley. ...

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On the Ugliness and Distortedness: The Observers’ Perception of the
Virtual Characters Meet the Uncanny Valley: A Literature Review Based on the Web of Science Core Collection (2007-2022)