The Virtual Reality (VR) user interface style allows natural hand and body motions to manipulate virtual objects in 3D envu-onments using one or more 3D input devices. This style is best suited to application areas where traditional two-dimensional styles fall short, such as scientific visualization, architectural visualization, and remote manipulation.
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