Arito Mochizuki
ABSTRACT
"Fragra" is a new Visual-Olfactory VR Game that enables players to explore the interactive relationship between olfaction and vision. For this purpose, "Fragra" does not always display fragrances that correspond to images. So observers must distinguish what each visual and olfactory information means and compare them.
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