“Virtual Reality for Inward Contemplation” by Vuarnesson, Herbelin and Blanke
Conference:
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Title:
- Virtual Reality for Inward Contemplation
Session/Category Title: Wish You VR Here
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Abstract:
We propose a new approach of a “neuro-engineered meditation,” bringing technologies such as virtual reality (VR) and biofeedback to give practitioners new perspectives over their practice by targeting their own body and internal sensations.
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