Virtual Hand Interactions in VR: A Study on Personal Preference and Performance
Virtual hand interactions have become increasingly popular in virtual reality (VR) systems, providing users with a wide range of applications. However, a new study led by Concordia University suggests that personal preference plays a crucial role in how this technology is utilized, regardless of its impact on overall performance.
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