Immersive Visualization of Home Renovations for Accessibility Using Virtual Reality

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Penas, X., Taibo, J., Iglesias-Guitián, J. A., & Padrón, E. J. (2026). Immersive Visualization of Home Renovations for Accessibility Using Virtual Reality. In Proceedings XoveTIC 2025: Impulsando el talento científico (pp. 399-406). Servizo de Publicacións UDC. https://doi.org/10.17979/spu.23.c61

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[Abstract]: Designing accessible spaces is a key challenge in contemporary architecture, especially when adapting existing housing. People with reduced mobility face physical barriers in their homes that affect their quality of life, and a personalized renovation helps address this. However, 2D floor plans are hard to interpret for non-experts, making it difficult to envision changes. Immersive technologies like Virtual Reality (VR) enable first-person exploration of architectural spaces, improving spatial understanding and decision-making. This work presents a VR tool that reconstructs and visualizes an apartment from CAD drawings, allowing users to move through the space, collide with different objects and obstacles, and switch between the current state and a proposed post-renovation layout.

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Presentado en: VIII Congreso Xove TIC: impulsando el talento científico. Octubre, 2025, A Coruña.

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