Unlock the potential of Virtual Reality with our selection of top research papers. From immersive experiences to innovative applications, these papers provide a comprehensive understanding of VR. Perfect for researchers, developers, and enthusiasts alike, delve into the future of this exciting technology.
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Aruditya Jasrotia
Handbook of Research on Digital Communications, Internet of Things, and the Future of Cultural Tourism
There is a continuous development in popularity of virtual reality, and it is the need of the hour today, the present study identifies.
The paper discusses the latest developments in virtual reality and considers applications in engineering and medical fields.
Howard Rheingold's Virtual Reality is the account by an excellent journalist of his exploration of the people, places, and things of virtual reality (VR), which describes the major centers ofVR research worldwide and discusses the pioneers ofVR technology.
„Virtual reality systems use Computers to create simulated environments that can be entered and interacted with by using special equipment such as goggles and data gloves."2 Diese auf dem Internet verbreitete Definition enthält die wichtigsten Merkmale der virtuellen Realität. (1) Die virtuelle Realität unterscheidet sich von der realen Wirklichkeit dadurch, daß sie simuliert wird durch eine Rechenmaschine (vermittelt durch entsprechende Darstellungsgeräte). Virtuelle Realität kann also nur werden, was einer (wenn auch noch so komplexen) Rechenmaschine erschwinglich ist; die Berechenbarkeit is...
M. Frost, Michael C. Goates, Sarah Cheng + 1 more
Information Technology and Libraries
A survey to inform the expansion of a Virtual Reality (VR) service in the authors' library found use among all measured demographics and sufficient patron interest for us to justify expansion of their current services.
Jesse Fox, D. Arena, J. Bailenson
J. Media Psychol. Theor. Methods Appl.
This article provides a fundamental understanding of the components of virtual reality (VR), a thorough discussion of the role VR has played in social science, and some possibilities for future research for interested social scientists.
An artificial environment created with co mputer hardware and software and presented to the user in such a way that it appears and feels like a real environment.
Virtual reality is an experience that puts the user into a simulated environment meant to reproduce the feelings the authors experience in their real life, used in entertainment industries, military, learning and education department to provide them with deep learning of their courses.
Evolving from user interface design, flight and visual simulation, and telepresence technologies, VR is unique in its emphasis on the experience of the human participant, and neither the devices used nor the level of interactiveness or fidelity determine whether a system is VR.
Carol E. Templeton, Michael W. Kessinger
Advances in Early Childhood and K-12 Education
This chapter provides an overview of current research and projects relating to the use of virtual technology devices within the field of education.
The attention has escalated recently as more powerful computers have been developed and the public is aware of virtual events such as the rover on the surface of Mars.
People dream of a world that they can be connected to network whenever, wherever without restrictions caused by the difference of devices. If a lens makes it possible, what would happen? They could not distinguish real life from virtual one. But it is not so far. Even today, we are online through various devices. The day is getting closer day by day. Can you tell me whether what you see is real or not?
In the following discussions, the fiction of virtual reality will be separated from the science and current technology and techniques as well as future possibilities will be focused on.
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Niks Rogozovs, Ivars Meirans
HUMAN. ENVIRONMENT. TECHNOLOGIES. Proceedings of the Students International Scientific and Practical Conference
It can be concluded that in the near future, there can expect a great boom in the technology department of virtual reality, which will be able to buy anybody and try to do the same with the virtual world.
The results confirm the previous observation that A-bomb-induced HPRTmutant cells have mostly been eliminated from the peripheral blood over the decades that have elapsed since exposure.
Sanni Hafiz Oluwasola, Ibrahim Munir Ayinde
Russian science: actual researches and developments,Part 1
Different types of virtual reality, architecture of the haptic devices methodologies of the devices, algorithm and conclusion of the research are explained.
The essay surmises that analogue takeover will be more severe in virtual reality design simulations than it is in traditional perceptual simulations such as renderings.
VR has such far-reaching applications that it is difficult to condense the wide variety of scholarship connected to this technology, so the focus here is not on the numerous technical articles and papers related to the particularities of VR hardware and software but rather the books, chapters, and articles that describe and interrogate the holistic function of VR.
How virtual reality could be used in libraries and how some institutions are creating VR content are discussed in this article.