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This research dives into the fascinating world of virtual reality (VR) and how gestures can evoke a sense of human-like behaviour, enriching emotional and immersive experiences while fostering empathy. By analysing both subtle and broad body language, the goal is to create a system where gestures can shape our physical and emotional reactions, allowing for more natural and intuitive non-verbal communication. Ultimately, the study aims to enhance empathy through expressive virtual interactions, helping to connect the digital realm with our physical presence.
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