Virtual reality vs augumented reality reality

Virtual reality vs augumented reality reality

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  virtua l reality Let’s start! Presented byR Sujitha & B Subashini
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  agend a 1 2 3 5 6 7 4 What is virtual Reality? History Typesof virtual Reality Appllications of Virtual Reality Advantages & Disadvantages basic working of Virtual Reality Hardware used in Virtual Reality
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  virtual reality • Virtualreality (VR) is a computer- generated simulation of a three- dimensional environment that can be experienced and interacted with in a seemingly real or physical way. • Virtual Reality is the term used for computer generated 3D environments that allow the user to enter and interact with alternate realities.
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  HISTORY • Ivan Sutherland,an American computer scientist and associate professor at Harvard University, is often credited with inventing the first virtual reality (VR) system in 1968. • Sutherland and his student, Bob Sproull, created the prototype, called The Sword of Damocles, which used a head-mounted display to project images onto a screen in front of the user. • The system allowed users to interact with a virtual world in real time.
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  TYPES OF VIRTUAL REALITY Immersive VirtualReality. Non-Immersive Virtual Reality. Window on World Virtual Reality. 1 2 3
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  MMERCIVE VR • ImmersiveVirtual Reality (IVR) is a type of Virtual Reality (VR) that provides a highly immersive and interactive experience, simulating a realistic and engaging environment that surrounds and engages the user. • IVR aims to create a sense of presence, making users feel as if they are actually "there" in the virtual world.
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  n0N-IMMERCIV VR • Non-immersive realityis the reality we experience without any mediation or augmentation by technology. It's the world we perceive through our senses, without any enhancement or alteration. • Non-immersive virtual reality typically refers to a VR experience that: 1. Doesn't use a headset or wearable device 2. Is viewed on a screen, like a computer monitor or TV 3. Doesn't track the user's movements or surroundings 4. May not provide 3D graphics or spatial audio
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  windows on world vr •Windows on World (WoW) is a type of virtual reality (VR) experience that allows users to interact with virtual objects and environments while still being able to see and engage with the real world around them. • WoW VR is also sometimes referred to as "pass-through VR" or "mixed reality" (MR), as it blends elements of both virtual and real-world environments.
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  how does vr works? •At its core, virtual reality aims to immerse you in artificial environments, allowing you to explore and interact with virtual worlds. • This is accomplished through hardware and software components, including a VR headset, motion controllers, and tracking systems. • A vital element of VR is the headset, a head-mounted device (HMD) that transports you into the virtual world by mimicking the human visual system. • These headsets use displays, lenses, and head tracking to create a realistic and immersive virtual environment that responds to your movements.
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  hardwares used invr PR IO VR INPUT DEVICES R AZER HYD R A LE A P M OTI ON S TEM M AG IC WA ND CO N TR O L VR
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  HEAD S ET OUTPUTDEVICES HELS IN KI 3D A UD IO S EN S IN G G LOVES
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  A P PLI C AT IO N S O F V R HEALTHCARE GAMING ENTERTAINMENT ARCHITECTURE MILITARY
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  vr adoption S t at i s t i c s E S T I M AT E D U S E RS O F VR
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  A D VA N T A G E S D I S A D V A N T A G E S virtual Reality creates a realistic world. The equipments used in VR are very expensive. It enables users to explore places. It consists of complex technology. Makes education more easy and comfort Unlike real-world systems, virtual reality doesn’t offer flexibility in making changes to the pre-set program sequence. adv & dis of vr
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