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VR Overview
Virtual reality replaces the real world with a virtual environment created by software.
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Mobility and VR
Virtual environments can offer users the ability to overcome real world physical barriers.
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Hearing and VR
Some virtual experiences rely heavily on audible cues to guide users.
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Cognition and VR
Users with cognitive impairments can become proficient in virtual environments
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Low Vision and VR
Users may have trouble reading text which lacks sufficient contrast against the background.
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Blindness and VR
VR platforms are not designed to work with screen readers such as JAWS or NVDA.
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Olfactory and VR
Smell is likely to be an important part of Immersive Virtual Reality.
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Older Users and VR
Rehabilitation activities for stroke can translate to real world outcomes.
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