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Comparing Hand and Controller Avatars with Hand Tracking and Controller-Based Interaction
Previous research suggests that the congruency between common VR input devices - such as controllers or hand tracking - and their visual representations (e.g., hand or controller avatars) influences user experience and performance. However, the specific effects of input-avatar combinations remain un
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