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Dr. Vanessa Camilleri from the University of Malta is leading a project using virtual reality to help understand autism by creating immersive VR experiences that allow people to walk in the shoes of someone with autism. The project team includes academics, researchers, actors, teachers, and an autism advocacy group. They are filming VR stimuli at schools to create simulations of the senses and reactions experienced by those with autism to give insight into their perspectives.
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- 1. The Brain in VR sensing autism Dr Vanessa Camilleri University of Malta
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- 8. – C H R I S M I L K “Virtual reality is the ultimate empathy machine. These experiences are more than documentaries. They're opportunities to walk a mile in someone else's shoes.” Thank you! For any queries contact: vanessa.camilleri@um.edu.mt
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