Virtual and Augmented Reality

How virtual reality can make you better, smarter and fitter

A woman tries on a VR headset at the 2017 Venice Film Festival Image: REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi

Lauren Joseph
Lead, Electronics Industry and Global Leadership Fellow , World Economic Forum
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In this Chinese study, VR learning boosted students' performance considerably
In this Chinese study, VR learning boosted students' performance considerably Image: Beijing Bluefocus E-Commerce Co. Ltd
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