Increasing Confidence and Competence

Studies have shown that women often feel less confident in their abilities in STEM fields compared to their male counterparts. VR and AR offer a risk-free environment where they can practice and hone their skills without the fear of failure or judgment. This hands-on approach not only builds technical competence but also boosts confidence, encouraging more women to pursue and excel in STEM careers.

Studies have shown that women often feel less confident in their abilities in STEM fields compared to their male counterparts. VR and AR offer a risk-free environment where they can practice and hone their skills without the fear of failure or judgment. This hands-on approach not only builds technical competence but also boosts confidence, encouraging more women to pursue and excel in STEM careers.

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