Mixed Reality e o seu impacto cognitivo
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This document discusses the history and future of mixed reality from the 1960s to present. It traces the evolution of virtual reality technologies from early sensory experiments to modern head-mounted displays. The document argues that mixed reality applications will increasingly focus on social interaction, emotional engagement, and a sense of presence through storytelling, multiplayer experiences, and artificial intelligence. Empathy is highlighted as a key factor for mixed reality.
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