A. Petrásová, G. Czanner, J. Happa, S. Czanner, D. Wolke, A. Chalmers
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Currently a considerable amount of time and resources are spent helping parents overcome issues related to feeding young infants. Designing interactive virtual feeding scenarios is a preventative means to reduce the adaptation process time for newly made parents, but also help new parents improve their approach to feeding their children. In this paper, we present a case study on using and assessing a virtual reality infant feeding application. Our results show that virtual training can increase the efficiency of feeding depending on the different behaviour of the child.