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When High Fidelity Matters: AR and VR Improve the Learning of a 3D Object

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Figure 2 presents the all experiment timeline. Every step of the protocol is detailed here after:
Figure 3: Experimental setup showing the tablet (A) and the spherical device (B) for all training groups and during recognition (reco).
Figure 4: Success rate (top) and mean answer time (bottom) during the three recognition sessions with 95% confidence  in-tervals, per groups.
Figure 5: Mean scores of pre-VMRT and post-VMRT, and the difference between them, per group, with 95% confidence  inter-vals.

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