Virtual Reality

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Virtual Reality

• Jenelle Nakamura

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Equipment

• Force feedback devices
• Input devices
• Head gear
• Monitor screen

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Input Devices

• Data glove
• Motion trackers
• Mouse
• Joystick

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Force Feedback Devices

• Vest
• Chairs that move or shake
• Audio equipment

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Uses for Virtual Reality

• Video games, Movies
• Art, Architecture
• Training
• Anatomy
• Relaxation for dental patients
• Recreate historic sites or Create virtual world
• Wearable Computer

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Movies and Video games

• Matrix
• Virtual golf

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Art and Architecture

• Polyhedra
• Street Art
• Models
• http//www.georgehart.com/virtual-polyhedra/vp.htm
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• http//www.rense.com/general67/street.htm

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Training

• Drivers
• Pilots
• Combat
• Parachute

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Anatomy

• Dissect pigs, worms, and humans with out needing
  physical bodies.
• Learn about muscles, skeletons, and cells

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Relaxation for Dental patients

• Dental patients can be transported to tranquil
  environments with the use of virtual reality.

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Recreate historic sites or Create virtual worlds

• Virtual reality can be used to create virtual
  worlds. It allows historians to recreate images
  of restored places or buildings. It allows people
  to simulate a trip to another planet or country
  without going there.

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Wearable Computer

• A wearable computer as a small screen attached
  to head gear that allows it be displayed below
  the eye. It allows access to internet and can
  play music. One can attach input devices so it
  can function as a regular computer.

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Summary
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References

• Hart, George W. Virtual Polyhedra the
  Encyclopedia of Polyhedra. 2000. 2 May
  2006.html.
• Virtual Realities, Inc. Virtual Realities Global
  Distributer of Quality Virtual Reality Products.
  2006. 2 May 2006.
• Wikimedia. Wikipedia the Free Encyclopedia. 28
  Apr. 2006. 2 May 2006 i/Virtual_reality.
• rense.com. .. 2 May 2006 eral67/street.htm.