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    This document provides an overview of virtual reality (VR), including definitions, key concepts, and the development process. It defines VR as a 3D, computer-generated simulation that allows users to navigate and interact with another immersive environment. The document breaks down VR into its incorporation of sensory feedback like visual and balance to create a sense of presence. It also compares VR to related technologies like 3D, 360 video, and 2D panoramas. Finally, it outlines the basic steps to developing a VR project, including modeling the 3D environment, treatment code integration, sensor interaction, and application generation.

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    This document provides an overview of virtual reality (VR), including definitions, key concepts, and the development process. It defines VR as a 3D, computer-generated simulation that allows users to navigate and interact with another immersive environment. The document breaks down VR into its incorporation of sensory feedback like visual and balance to create a sense of presence. It also compares VR to related technologies like 3D, 360 video, and 2D panoramas. Finally, it outlines the basic steps to developing a VR project, including modeling the 3D environment, treatment code integration, sensor interaction, and application generation.

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    This document provides an overview of virtual reality (VR), including definitions, key concepts, and the development process. It defines VR as a 3D, computer-generated simulation that allows users to navigate and interact with another immersive environment. The document breaks down VR into its incorporation of sensory feedback like visual and balance to create a sense of presence. It also compares VR to related technologies like 3D, 360 video, and 2D panoramas. Finally, it outlines the basic steps to developing a VR project, including modeling the 3D environment, treatment code integration, sensor interaction, and application generation.

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    Virtual Reality

    What are we to
    do
    What is VR Practical example

    What are it’s fields of use

    What are it’s perspectives

    Tools to work with VR


    What you never knew
    about Virtual reality
    and
    her cousins  
    Overview
    “ Virtual reality can be defined as a three-
    dimensional, computer-generated simulation
    in which one can navigate around, interact
    with, and be immersed in another
    environment.”
    John C.Briggs,
    The promise of Virtual Reality
    Vol. 30
    09-01-1996
    1996 ?
    To break that
    down…
    ● ‘virtual reality’ basically means ‘near-reality’

    ● Environment is generated by a computer

    ● Experience takes place in a simulated environment

    ● Incorporates sensory feedback ( mostly auditory,


    visual and balance feedback with neural feedback
    upcoming)
    The notion of “immersion” & “immersive
    technology”
    ● Emulate a physical world through the means of a
    digital or simulated world, creating a sense of
    immersion

    ● Gives you the sensation of being in the digital world

    ● Use of advanced human machine interfaces ( Brain–


    computer interface, Gesture recognition,
    Omnidirectional treadmill, Speech recognition )

    ● Defined with the degree of manipulation of “main”


    human senses (Machine olfaction - smell, Artificial
    flavor –taste, Haptic technology or kinesthetic
    A little comparison
    VR vs 3D vs 360 vs 2D
    Panorama
    ● Panorama (wide-angle shot ,ultra-wide-angle
    shot ): Lens having a focal length between 8–18
    mm (Field of view(FoV)) is a Wide-Angle Lens

    ● Usually 120 degrees wide

    ● Doesn’t give the feel of an immersive technology

    ● Good for basic old photography


    VR vs 3D vs 360 vs 2D
    Panorama
    ● 360: Image/Video in 360degrees (all round)

    ● Simply a panorama that covers the full


    horizontal
    field of view around a person

    ● 3D : Image in 3 axis

    ● Google Earth renders a 3D representation of


    Earth based primarily on satellite imagery. 

    ● VR is an extension of basic 3D/360 imagery


    Developing a VR
    Project

    01 | Model the 3D environment (generation)

    02 | Do the treatment code (c#, c++, js)

    03 | Interacting with sensors through the treatment code (some sensors by


    default)
    04 | Generating the application apk,html etc
    Thank you.

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