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Virtual reality (VR) has become a widely used tool in neuroscience, with applications in enhancing spatial memory. VR can simulate real-world environments, helping individuals with navigation difficulties such as neurodegenerative disorders, brain damage, and psychological diseases. It can also be used in educational settings to improve spatial memory and learning. The use of VR in healthcare, architecture, education, and entertainment has extensive benefits, improving spatial memory and cognitive skills. This special issue includes studies on VR and spatial memory, investigating factors that affect spatial navigation and the use of VR in diagnosing and treating agoraphobia. [Extracted from the article]