Virtual reality

Virtual reality

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  Virtual reality
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  Contents What is virtualreality ? History Types of virtual reality Application of virtual reality Advantages and disadvantages Current problems and future work conclusion
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  What is VR? VR isthe illusion of the three dimension,interactive,computer- generated reality,where sight ,sound and sometimes even touch are stimulated to create pictures,sounds and objects that actually seem real.
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  Introduction Why VR? VR isable to immerse you in a computer- generated world of your own making room,city. The interior of human body.with VR,you can explore any uncharted territory of the human imagination.
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  History of VR Today’sVR technologies build upon ideas that date back to the 1800s,.. The use of the term VR however, was first used in the mid-1980s when Jaron Lanier, founder of VPL Research, began to develop the gear, including goggles and gloves, needed to experience what he called “VR.”
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  Types of virtualreality > Immersive VR > Telepresence > Mixed reality
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  Immersive System The nextstep beyond the Window on World view is the immersion using a virtual headset. By removing its users from the physical world, and placing them in a virtual world, the sharp visuals and crisp audio delivered via the HMD can help them escape everyday life and explore a far-off land.
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  Telepresence Telepresence is exactlywhat it sounds like: tele, “at a distance”, and presence, “being present”. The sensors are therefore controlled and operated remotely by the user. Consider bomb disposal robots, undersea exploration, and drones as being operated via telepresence VR.
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  Mixed Reality This iswhere computer generated inputs are brought together with telepresence inputs or the user’s view of the real world to create a valuable output.This could be a fighter pilot’s view of maps or data points displayed inside his helmet or a surgeon being able to view real-time patient information during surgery .
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  Application of virtualreality VR is used in > Millitary > Education > Healthcare > Entertainment > Fashion > Business > Sports > Film
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  Advantages and disadvantages Advantages • VRcreates a realistic world. • VR makes education more easy. • VR enables user to explore Disadvantages • The equipments used in VR are very costly. • It consists of complex technology. • In VR
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  Current problems anffuture work Current problem • Expensive • Low accuracy • Simulator sickness future work • Cost saving • High accuracy • High level contact between participant in VR.
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  > visualization ofcomplicated , large data is helpful for understanding and analysis. > VR offers us a new way to interact with computer and real life. > VR is changing our life,eventually VR will increasingly become a part of our life. > The best of VR is yet to