Does VR Enable More Natural Interactions with Data?
I was introduced online to a PhD researcher, Andrea Bravo, who I talked with to better explain to what is meant by having more natural interactions in VR. Andrea is currently researching into data visualization in VR based on the experience of “being immersed in data” and how does this affect decision-making.
Does VR enable more natural interactions with data? Is there any effect on analysis? After going through my research, here’s what I found being said on the topic:
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