Section Policies
Viewpoints on XR and Spatial Computing
Standard article type of Viewpoints for the journal
Reviews on XR and Spatial Computing
Standard article type of Literature Reviews for the journal
Tutorials on XR and Spatial Computing
Standard article type of Tutorials for the journal
Letters to the Editor
Standard article type of Letters to the Editor (also used for Author Reply) for the journal. No peer review and abstract not required. No APF. Related: How do I submit a letter to the editor? / (for staff) Handling Letters to the Editor
Editorial
Standard article type of Editorial for the journal. Includes Guest Editorials. No peer review, no APF.
Research Letter
The Research Letter article type is created for this journal as a standard article type. Standard format applies: a brief unstructured abstract, and maximum 750 word limit, 10 references, and up to 2 tables/figures. See also RL in any other journals. The Research Letter APF is 50% of the APF or $950, whichever is higher.
Storytelling in XR and Spatial Computing
UX and Human Factors in XR and Spatial Computing
Regulatory Affairs in XR and Spatial Computing
Reimbursement Strategies for XR and Spatial Computing
Training and Education in XR and Spatial Computing
Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues in XR and Spatial Computing
Hardware and Software in XR and Spatial Computing
Spatial Audio in XR and Spatial Computing
Security in XR and Spatial Computing
Clinical Integration of XR and Spatial Computing
Evaluation of XR and Spatial Computing
Commentary
A commentary is published alongside other articles published in JMIR Publications journals. Commentaries are typically invited. Unsolicited commentaries may be considered at the discretion of the editor. They may or may not be peer-reviewed. Articles submitted as a commentary should offer thoughtful criticism of published work, drawing from evidence, expertise, and/or additional perspectives.
XR for Assessment and Diagnosis
XR experiences like VR games and AR applications can be used to collect digital biomarkers, in particular for neuropsychological assessments, and other diagnostic applications e.g. in rehabilitation.
See also
* Games for Cognitive Assessment