Iwai Wataru, Duc V. Nguyen — cs.MM, cs.HC 📄 Full text (arXiv)
This paper develops a VR-based immersive learning environment using Photon Fusion that allows teachers and students to be present in the same virtual space regardless of physical locations. The system enables real-time verbal communication and interaction with 3D learning materials, achieving stable real-time communication and state synchronization across multiple players. Evaluation demonstrates stable communication performance, good usability, and minimal VR sickness. This work connects to edtech-platform design for distributed education and to active-learning research by providing a technology platform for shared virtual classroom experiences. The system addresses a practical infrastructure gap in multi-site education scenarios where physical co-presence is not possible.
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Citations
APA: Iwai Wataru, Duc V. Nguyen (2026). Design and Implementation of a Real-time Multi-site Immersive Learning System Using Photon Fusion. arXiv:2606.10325. cs.MM, cs.HC.