Bernd Froehlich

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Bernd Froehlich is a leading figure in virtual reality (VR) and human-computer interaction, whose work bridges immersive technology with neuroscience and collaborative systems. His research centers on developing novel VR environments that enable shared, interactive experiences for scientific discovery, particularly in neurorobotics and spatial perception. Froehlich’s major contributions include the creation of the collaborative Virtual Reality Neurorobotics Lab, which integrates the Human Brain Project’s Neurorobotics Platform with immersive VR to allow collocated and remote users to jointly explore and discuss neurorobotic experiments in real time. This work, cited over 20 times, exemplifies his ability to merge complex simulation with accessible, multi-user interfaces. Beyond this, Froehlich has advanced understanding of human spatial cognition through studies on redirected walking and perception in virtual environments, with his papers collectively amassing thousands of citations. His achievements include leadership in major EU projects and recognition as a pioneer in collaborative VR, making his research essential for students and scholars interested in the future of immersive, interactive scientific exploration.