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MWITA-XR-2026-007 · Evidence B · P1

A 2025 CHI study estimated material exclusion of disabled and older users across nine consumer VR/AR experiences; controller use alone was estimated to exclude about 5% of the UK population.

What this does not establish

An estimated exclusion rate is not direct usage prevalence and varies by experience and requirement combination.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Population models and experience coding may not transfer across countries or devices.

What would change the reading

Recalculate with device-specific telemetry and country-level disability data.

Primary routes

  1. XR-S007https://pokristensson.com/pubs/EsparzaEtAlCHI2025.pdfOpen source record →

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