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Due to the Covid pandemic more people suffer from anxiety due to staying inside for so long. They are unable to relieve the stress coming from this anxiety by going outside and socializing with other people or partaking in team sports, creating the fear of loneliness. Apart from this anxiety also makes people more irritable and restless, influencing not only their mental health but also their physical health. This application should help users to cope better with staying inside by relaxing them using guided meditation, yoga and relaxing music/ambient sounds.

The students's intention was to create a Tai Chi and meditation application in VR that simulates the weather conditions and light levels outside in real life. They wanted to build a space where reality meets fantasy. Through research, they found out that humans feel most comfortable in spaces that resemble nature, instead of monochromatic bubbles. Following those guidelines, a space inside a glass dome was designed, with a modern and minimalistic aesthetic, but resembles nature when it comes to shapes, textures, and colors. The fantasy element comes alive during the night, after the environment has changed to forest. As the user gets into a more relaxing rhythm, the environment around them will start changing. Furniture will transition into nature elements like trees and grass, immersing the user into a natural and calming space. The students's main intention was to make the user more relaxed when in the experience, and as well when the users step out of the virtual reality. The project incorporated a scent diffuser and hue lights to make the transition from virtual reality to real life as smooth as possible. This way they aimed to create a free flow between the virtual experience and real life.

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