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Title: virtual reality


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virtual reality
2
what is VR?
  • emulating the real world
  • making an electronic world seem real

3
three dimensional?
  • often
  • paper puppet theatre effect?

4
interactive
  • not static 3D images
  • not movies
  • moving within the world
  • manipulating objects in the world

5
in or out?
  • flight simulator in
  • desktop metaphor - folders, trash out
  • point and click adventure games ?

6
types of VR
  • desktop VR
  • ordinary screen, mouse or keyboard control
  • polemous mouse, steering wheel, joystick
  • immersive VR
  • helmet/goggles, data glove
  • body suit, trampoline!
  • physical world/VR mixes

7
VR headsets
  • small TV screen for each eye
  • slightly different angles
  • 3D effect

8
betwixt the two
  • sit upon games
  • motorbike (bike moves)
  • ski (wind, skis move, etc.)
  • simple controls
  • go within
  • virtual roller coaster
  • aircraft cockpit
  • ships bridge

9
inside VR
  • scenes projected on walls
  • realistic environment
  • hydraulic rams!
  • real controls
  • other people

10
applications
  • simulate dangerous/expensive situations
  • command and control, virtual tourism
  • practising medical procedures, treatment of
    phobia
  • see hidden real world features
  • virtual wind tunnel
  • visualise complex information
  • fun -)

11
engagement
  • feeling part of the virtual world

12
engage the senses
  • sight
  • visual realism, 3D effects shadows, etc.,
  • sound
  • surround sound, sub-seat woofers etc.
  • touch
  • haptic and force feedback,
  • and more wind, burning rubber!

13
engage the body
  • realistic devices
  • movement in the environment
  • interaction and control of objects,
  • rapid feedback more important than
    photo-realism
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