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27/04/2022 at 1:15 pm #4415
Dean Lawrence
Participant

    Thanks Rachel,

    We are looking at 2.1, specifically addressing the lack of interaction between users when using the VR equipment.
    Just trying to determine how many users would likely be participating if there was a virtual experience capable of user interaction whilst immersed

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