Virtual Reality and Telepresence
SciencePublished 22 November 2007Open access
Giuseppe Riva
Citations37
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In the 24 August issue, two teams of cognitive neuroscientists used video-based immersive virtual reality systems to induce an “out-of-body” experience in healthy volunteers.
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In the 24 August issue, two teams of cognitive neuroscientists used video-based immersive virtual reality systems to induce an “out-of-body” experience in healthy volunteers (Brevia, H. H. Ehrsson, p. [1048][1]; Reports, B. Lenggenhager et al. , p. [1096][2]). An important implication of this
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