VR job interview program launches for people with autism

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The program created by esearchers at Vanderbilt’s Frist Center For Autism is named CIRVR. It uses avatars, cameras, microphones and sensors to prepare neuro-diverse job candidates.

It has been previewed at Nashville on November 2019.

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