Multimeric interfaces in an active control induced virtual environment

The present work focuses on the usage of multi-dimensional 2D interfaces in the form of WIMP models to ensure human-machine interaction of a human operator with a controlled object in an active virtual environment. We demonstrate that 3D representation of information in a virtual reality 3D interface is not enough to ensure effective activity. We identified the connection between the limitations of visual perception and operating in virtual reality with a keyboard and mouse. We have proved solutions to this problem using the methods of classical engineering psychology and ergonomics for the example of creating objects for the virtual museum of The Russian State Scientific Center for Robotics and Technical Cybernetics. We have analyzed the prospects of using multimeric interfaces to control autonomous mobile robots.