Virtual Reality In Real Life

Tushar Gupta :- 25

Suryansh Gupta :- 24

Nishant Gaikwad :- 16

Shivam Maurya:- 58
What is Virtual Reality?
• Virtual Reality (VR) is the use of computer technology to create a simulated
environment.
• Virtual Reality’s most immediately-recognizable component is the head-mounted
display (HMD). Human beings are visual creatures, and display technology is often the
single biggest difference between immersive Virtual Reality systems and traditional user
interfaces.
• Major players in Virtual Reality include HTC Vive, Oculus Rift and PlayStation VR
(PSVR)
types of virtual reality
• 2 Fully immersive reality
• Augmented reality
• Collaborative
• Web-based.
• Wands
• Handheld virtual reality controller
How Virtual Reality Can Be Applied

• Many people believe that virtual reality can only be useful for games and this is not true
because there are other ways it can be used. Virtual reality is not just a fantasy world for
entertainment but it has also been used by many professionals for information and research
purposes. Engineers, Dentists, Doctors, Archaeologists and even the Military have used virtual
reality for over thirty years.
• Virtual reality technology has been used over time for training programs and even scientific
presentations. Doctors even use it for surgical training and anatomy training programs. For
instance, the medical field has the Da Vinci Surgical Rob, which is a surgical training that
comes in virtual reality. Architects have a use for virtual reality when designing building
models.
 What is the real time
problem?
1.User protection
2. Social effects
3. Pornographic content
4.Cyber Sickness
How Will Virtual Reality Change Our Lives In The Future

• There is going to be a dynamic change in people’s lives in the future as virtual reality has a lot to offer. With advancement in VR app
development, we should expect the world to be able to share knowledge and information that would affect our lives. Using virtual
reality, people would be able to receive education in remote areas and also share updated information and knowledge across different
parts of the world. Students will be able to concentrate better as they would not have any distractions while learning from the virtual
reality training program.
• Surgeons would also perfect their skills by being able to practice on things which are not real humans and discover ways to improve
medical science and technology. The virtual surgery training is usually carried out on VR interface that produces interactive modelled
specimen suffering from different categories of ailments that require surgery so surgeons can perform better for the good of mankind.
• Virtual reality will give people the experience of travel without people having to leave their homes. The future promises people a
chance to go shopping, travel and even socialize without even leaving their homes. Also, virtual reality will make people experience
comfort while working from their homes. With the VR app development, people can work from anywhere while connected to digital
printers and they would even experience uninterrupted tasks.
New approach towards VR.
• We propose VR as the next-generation tool to study RT processes, taking advantage of the big
four families of metrics which can provide objective assessment methods with high ecological
validity: the real-world risks approach (high presence VR environments triggering real-world
reactions), embodied interactions (more natural interactions eliciting more natural behaviors),
stealth assessment (unnoticed real-time assessments offering efficient behavioral metrics) and
physiological real-time measurement (physiological signals avoiding subjective bias).
Additionally, VR can provide an invaluable tool, after the assessment phase, to train in skills
related to RT due to its transferability to real-world situations.
latest technology virtual reality
• Industrial use outpaces gaming and entertainment
• Headsets get smaller, more mobile and more powerful
• 5G opens new possibilities for VR
• Educational More of us will learn through VR.
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