IEEE VR 2023 Workshop: Datasets for developing intelligent XR applications (DATA4XR)
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The 2nd workshop on Datasets for Developing Intelligent XR Applications (DATA4XR) aims to address the challenges of public datasets and reproducibility in Extended Reality, also known as XR (Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, and Mixed Reality) research. The workshop brings together experts to discuss the availability, privacy concerns, and ethics related to open-sourcing the datasets used in XR research for algorithm training and user behavior analysis. By examining the ethical, moral, and privacy concerns.
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