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Spatial Pulse

We investigate the influence of spatial typologies (centrifugal and centripetal spaces) and natural lighting on human social behavior through an interactive virtual environment. By implementing Al-driven NPCs that simulate realistic urban social interactions, the system enables a detailed analysis of how architectural space shapes social dynamics. The integration of personified NPCs with dynamic spatial variables provides a novel approach to understanding the relationship between spatial design and human behavioral patterns in urban contexts. My work mainly foucse on the Al NPC design and the interaction development

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RESEARCH QUESTION IDENTIFICATION

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INTERACTIVE AI DESIGN

AI Antroopomorphic Features

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Common Attributes of In-Scene NPCs

Distinctive Features of In-Scene NPCs

l. Automatically identifies and interacts with the player
2. Knowledgeable about the historical context and real
information about the spaces in which it is located

l. NPCs' answers will change according to their gender, age, nationality, occupation and other identifying information.

Data Collection

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AI-Training Framework

AI Stimuli

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SIGHT

HEARING

PREDICTION

Sight Radius: 800

Hearing Radius: 1150

Threshold: Based on Interaction

VR Testing

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EXPERIMENT PROCESS

Experiment Design

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AI Model Training

Brainwave Harvesting

VR Experience

Space Exploration

Background Light Change

AI NPC Socialize

Pilot Testing

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​RESULT ANALYSIS

Centripetal Space

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Conclusion:
1. Warm lighting creates a more intimate atmosphere, enhancing people's desire for social interaction
2. The construction of centripetal space: featuring expansive terrain with clearly defined interactive boundaries, which stimulates people's desire for social interaction

Centrifugal Space

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Conclusion:
1. Warm lighting creates a more intimate atmosphere, enhancing people's desire for social interaction
2. Narrow, constricted spaces discourage people from initiating social interaction

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