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. 2023 Jan 26;14:1079998. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1079998

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(A) The virtual target was a self-rotating 3D propeller shape. The straight arrow shows the forward axis facing the virtual camera. The circular arrow shows the self-rotation direction. (B) In each localization test, 25 target positions (blue circles) were tested, including 5 elevation positions (horizontal dotted ellipses) tested at 5 azimuth positions (vertical dotted ellipses). (C) In the familiarization session, participants placed the virtual target during 60 seconds on the grid by moving the pointing tool. Participants' head were tracked during the localization tests and familiarization sessions (blue square).