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Allows users to create objects within the virtual space. Example: Drawing and constructing shapes in a 3D design application.

Choosing options from a user interface within a virtual environment. Example: Pointing and clicking on a floating VR menu to change settings.

Identifies user gestures to perform actions. Example: Swiping in the air to turn pages in a virtual book.

Interactions determined by where the user looks, often used for menu selections. Example: Looking at an object for a set period to select it.

Users can create and personalize their virtual representation. Example: Choosing clothes and physical features for one's VR avatar.

The ability to move around within a virtual environment. Methods include walking, flying, or virtual vehicles. Example: Using a joystick to fly in a VR game.

Virtual environments simulate real-world physics to enhance realism. Example: Objects falling or responding to collisions as expected in reality.

Users point and select a location in the virtual environment to instantly relocate without physical movement. Example: VR game movement mechanics.

The use of touch or vibrations to provide users with sensory feedback. Example: Feeling a vibration when touching a virtual object.

Users interact with the surrounding virtual world, not just specific objects. Example: Changing the time of day or weather conditions in a simulation.

Multiple users can interact with each other and the virtual environment. Example: Collaboratively solving puzzles in a VR escape room.

Interaction that triggers when the user gets close to a virtual object or area. Example: A hidden message appearing when approaching a specific location.

Users interact with the virtual environment using spoken words. Example: Speaking commands to control a virtual assistant within VR.

Uses sensors to track hand and finger movements allowing users to interact with the virtual environment. Example: Manipulating virtual objects with hand gestures.