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From Perception to Cognition: How Latency Affects Interaction Fluency and Social Presence in VR Conferencing
Virtual reality (VR) conferencing has the potential to provide geographically dispersed users with an immersive environment, enabling rich social interactions and user experience using avatars. However, remote communication in VR inevitably introduces end-to-end (E2E) latency, which can significantl
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