Do you know why it is that you can pay attention to something and hardly pay attention to anything else?

After reviewing scientific results, due to the complexity of the term “engagement,” we conducted our own research. This involved experiments analyzing behavior in learning, work, relaxation, and sports situations. For this, we used a custom-developed smart bracelet that records physiological parameters and a simulation environment. This way, you can obtain raw data in your research, which can be analyzed, stored, and used in many ways. To do this, we developed appropriate data storage, evaluation-analyzing systems, and an artificial intelligence module. These form the basis of our complex research system: a software ecosystem and communication solutions consisting of multiple devices.

In our system-based research, we conducted controlled and supervised experiments. In the VR application, volunteers received various tasks, and we simultaneously recorded their interactions and reactions with the physiological parameters measured by our custom-developed smart bracelet. We also collected feedback on the experience through various questionnaires.
The VR environment and tasks were created for the Oculus II display device, utilizing Unreal 3D. Psychologists designed the tasks and questionnaires based on multiple measurement rounds, continuously refining the process. The experiments extended to measure and analyze the impact of learning, frustration, and the experience of self-efficacy.