A Study on the Adaptability of Lighting Environments in E-Sports Venues Based on Audience Participation Behavior
QIAO Xinya
YAN Yonghong
Abstract：This paper focuses on the issue of audience adaptability to the lighting environment in e-sports venues,evaluating its combined impact on immersive experience and communication behavior from the perspective of audience participation.A structured questionnaire was designed based on four key dimensions-visual comfort,brightness perception,functional adaptability,and emotional impact.A total of 91 valid responses were collected,covering 11 typical e-sports venues,supplemented by on-site illuminance measurements and image sampling.Using SPSSAU for Cronbach's α reliability testing and one-way ANOVA,the results showed that"brightness perception"differed significantly across venues,while the other three dimensions did not show statistical differences.Further analysis of audience feedback and image data summarized three typical issues:insufficient adaptability for selfies,disrupted immersion rhythm,and a lack of auxiliary lighting.Based on these findings,the study proposes a three-dimensional adaptation pathway of"expression-immersion-safety"and provides systematic optimization suggestions tailored to different phases of event processes,including color temperature control,light source direction,and auxiliary illuminance assurance.This study establishes a behavior-oriented lighting evaluation framework,offering data support and user-centered strategic pathways for e-sports venue lighting design.
Keywords：esports venueslighting environment designspectator experiencevisual comfort
Publication Date：2025-10-31
Online Publishing Date：2025-12-17(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：9( 102-110 )