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International audienceThis  paper  discusses the  potential  benefits  of applying  Virtual  Reality  (VR)  technology  to the  context  of Systems Engineering (SE), for both educational and industrial purposes. After an introductive presentation of the two fields and their state of the art, we explore if and how VR can be of assistance to the processes involved in a typical SE approach. We especially focus on  commonly used 3D interaction techniques in VR  and argue  that  the  design  of  appropriate  3D  interactions  is  a  key ingredient  for  the  success  of  VR  in  SE.  We  suggest  three research  directions  that  may  be  considered  for  this  design: interaction generality, context awareness and adaptability. The 3D interactions should adapt, manually or automatically, to the VR device, the virtual scene and the user context

3D Interaction in Virtual Environments for Systems Engineering