Optimizing social interactions in VR
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MINDER, Eloïse 
NEYRET, Solène FLEURY, SylvainGUILLET, Christophe CHARDONNET, Jean-RémyRésumé
Technological developments have made Virtual Reality (VR) technologies accessible, and have democratized its use for industrial, cultural or entertainment purposes. VR can be seen as a unique medium: while being immersed together in a virtual environment (VE), people can feel the presence of each other as if they were in the same physical space even if they are far apart in reality. This phenomenon is known as co-presence. The VR medium introduces specific factors influencing on the dynamics of the social interaction. This PhD project aims at understanding that dynamics through the study of co-presence.
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