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MWITA-CH-2026-039 · Evidence A · P1

In an 80-person Chandigarh experiment, wearable VR produced a higher mean immersion score than mobile VR for a Le Corbusier Museum tour (3.94 versus 3.54).

What this does not establish

Immersion is not attendance, knowledge retention, preservation or community outcome.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Convenience sample, prior VR experience and self-report limit generalization.

What would change the reading

Randomized diverse visitor study with preregistered learning and access endpoints.

Primary routes

  1. CH-S018https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10055-025-01140-1Open source record →

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