Psychological Approach based on Virtual Reality (VR) For Creating Successful Encounters to Improve Mobility for People with Disabilities

Abstract

There are many untapped potentials for people with disabilities in VR environments, but there are some difficulties as well. Allowing impaired users to customize the VR environment and use alternative input devices is a huge step in removing these barriers and improving their VR experiences. As VR gains prominence in a few years, makers ought to consider into account the needs and viewpoints of people with disabilities, such as including them throughout the designing process, while developing encounters and tools that's truly available for a broad variety of customers. A solution must be made available to a group of people in order to improve their standard of life; it is not sufficient to merely come up with innovative ideas and physiological improvements. This would represent a significant advancement to those more over a million disabled people who may possibly gain from VR. With this study, we hope to highlight current developments in access-improving VR methodologies. We anticipate that our study will serve as an inspiration for scholars interested in working in this area in the months to come.