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Virtual Reality (VR) technology transforms media consumption by shifting users from passive observers to active participants through 360-degree environments and spatial audio. The study of VR explores the psychological and technical dimensions of "presence" and how first-person perspective storytelling impacts user engagement. Further research into VR hardware and neurological effects on "presence" is recommended.
Virtual Reality (VR) technology transforms media consumption by shifting users from passive observers to active participants through 360-degree environments and spatial audio. The study of VR explores the psychological and technical dimensions of "presence" and how first-person perspective storytelling impacts user engagement. Further research into VR hardware and neurological effects on "presence" is recommended.