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Enhancing User Experience in VR using Wearable Olfactory System

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The Impact of Multi-sensory Stimuli on Confidence Levels for Perceptual-cognitive Tasks in VR

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The Smell Engine: A system for artificial odor synthesis in virtual environments

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Digital Smell Technologies for the Built Environment: Evaluating Human Responses to Multisensory Stimuli in Immersive Virtual Reality

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Virtual and augmented reality: Human sensory‐perceptual requirements and trends for immersive spatial computing experiences

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Visual–Olfactory Spatial Congruency with a Wearable Directional Olfactory Display for VR Directional Interaction

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Beyond Vision: The Design of Multisensory XR Experiences

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Quality of Experience for immersive media: from content creation to rendering

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Can Smell Guide You Home? Evaluating Olfactory Cues in VR Navigation

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Multisensory Enhancement of Perception Through Portals in VR

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Olfactory Perception and Spatial Reliability: A Comparative Study of Fixed and Mounted Devices in VR

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What if Virtual Agents Had Scents? Users' Judgments of Virtual Agent Personality and Appeals in Encounters

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Beyond the Portal: Enhancing Recognition in Virtual Reality Through Multisensory Cues

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SensoryBlox: Plug-and-Feel Modular Multi-Sensory User Interface for Immersive Cardboard VR

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