This article presents the results of exploratory
research to examine the accessibility limitations that eXtended
Reality (XR) presents for people with reduced mobility. The
research used in-depth interviews with experts and the
application of the Delphi method. In particular, we explored
potential solutions to provide a more accessible and usable XR,
and looked at positive applied uses of this technology in terms of
improving the well-being of people with reduced mobility. The
results will be used to develop a cultural and educational XR
prototype.
