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    With the pandemic preventing access to universities and consequently limiting in-person user studies, it is imperative to explore other mediums for conducting user studies for human-robot interaction. Virtual reality (VR) presents a novel and promising research platform that can potentially offer a creative and accessible environment for HRI studies. Despite access to VR being limited given its hardware requirements (e.g. need for headsets), web-based VR offers universal access to VR utilities through web browsers. In this paper, we present a participatory design pilot study, aimed at exploring the use of co-design of a robot using web-based VR. Results seem to show that web-based VR environments are engaging and accessible research platforms to gather environment and interaction data in HRI. 
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