Optimization Strategies for Interactive Experience of 
Special Groups in VR Animation

Ancheng Wang

doi:10.70711/aitr.v2i9.6865

Optimization Strategies for Interactive Experience of Special Groups in VR Animation

Ancheng Wang

Abstract

With the advancement of virtual reality (VR) technology in China, VR animation has become a significant tool for enhancing the
interactive experience of special groups (e.g., the elderly, individuals with disabilities). Through literature review and case studies, this paper
explores the challenges faced by these groups in VR animation interactions and proposes optimization strategies, including multisensory design, personalized adaptation, and emotional narrative integration. The research provides theoretical and practical guidance for applying VR
animation in special education, rehabilitation, and cultural entertainment.

Keywords

VR animation; Special groups; Interactive experience; Optimization strategies; Inclusive design

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