redirected walking
redirected walking noun: a virtual reality technique in which the scene is subtly manipulated so as to cause the user to compensate by repositioning or reorienting themselves, allowing for a virtual space that seems larger than the physical space.
Noun
redirected walking (uncountable)
- A virtual reality technique in which the scene is subtly manipulated so as to cause the user to compensate by repositioning or reorienting themselves, allowing for a virtual space that seems larger than the physical space.
Questions about redirected walking
- What does redirected walking mean?
- Redirected walking means a virtual reality technique in which the scene is subtly manipulated so as to cause the user to compensate by repositioning or reorienting themselves, allowing for a virtual space that seems larger than the physical space.
- What part of speech is redirected walking?
- Redirected walking is a noun.
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