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Head Mounted Displays in Virtual Reality

Virtual reality is an artificial 3D environment created with computer hardware and software that immerses the user. There are several types of VR systems like window on world, immersive, and non-immersive VR. Key VR devices include head mounted displays, data gloves, omnidirectional treadmills, and CAVE systems. Main applications of VR include military training, medicine, entertainment, and business. While VR creates realistic virtual worlds, the technology is still expensive and complex.

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Head Mounted Displays in Virtual Reality

Virtual reality is an artificial 3D environment created with computer hardware and software that immerses the user. There are several types of VR systems like window on world, immersive, and non-immersive VR. Key VR devices include head mounted displays, data gloves, omnidirectional treadmills, and CAVE systems. Main applications of VR include military training, medicine, entertainment, and business. While VR creates realistic virtual worlds, the technology is still expensive and complex.

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  • Title Page
  • Introduction
  • Why VR?
  • Types of VR Systems
  • VR Design
  • VR Devices
  • Software Used in VR
  • Applications of VR
  • Advantages of Virtual Reality
  • Disadvantages of Virtual Reality
  • Future of VR
  • Closing

Virtual Reality

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Introduction
An artificial environment created
with computer hardware and
software and presented to the user
in such a way that it appears and
feels like a real environment.

Why VR?
VR is able to immerse you in a
Computer generated world of your
own making: a room, a city, the
interior of human body. With VR, you
can explore any uncharted territory of
the human imagination.

Type of VR Systems

Window on World (WoW)


Immersive VR
Non-Immersive VR
Telepresence
Distributed VR

Window on World (WoW)


Using a conventional computer
monitor to
display the 3D virtual world.
To make the picture in the window
look real, sound real and the objects
act real.

Immersive VR
Completely immerse the user's
personal viewpoint inside the virtual
3D world.
The user has no visual contact with
the physical word.
Often equipped with a Head
Mounted Display (HMD).

Non-Immersive
Text-based VR:
when a reader of a certain text form a
mental model of this virtual world in their
head from the description of people , places
and things.
Augmented VR:
the idea of taking what is real and adding
to it in some way so that user obtains more
information from their environment.

Augmented VR

Telepresence
Telepresencerefers to a set
oftechnologieswhich allow a person
to feel as if they were present, to give
the appearance of being present

Distributed VR
A simulated world runs on several
computers which are connected over
network and the people are able to
interact in real time, sharing the
same virtual world.

VR Design
Six main components
[Link] World (Database of scenes)
[Link] engine (Define viewport)
[Link] engine (control change
w.r.t users)
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[Link] Inputs
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VR Devices

Head Mounted Display


Cyber Touch Gloves`
Cave
Data Suit
Omni directional Treadmills

Head Mounted Display

Cyber Touch Gloves


The Glove has six
small vibro-tactile
stimulators on the
fingers and the palm.
Each stimulator can
be individually
programmed to vary
the strength of touch
sensation.

CAVE
TheCAVE(Cave
Automatic
Environment)

Virtual

provides the illusion of


immersion by projecting
stereo images on the
walls and floor of a roomsized cube.

Data Suit
A full-body
outfit with
sensors for
measuring the
movement of
arms and
legs.

Omni directional Treadmills


An
omnidirectional
treadmill, or

ODT, is a device
that allows a
person to
perform
locomotive
motion in any
direction.

SOFTWARES USED IN VR

VR Juggler
Cove
Cave UT
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Applications of VR
Virtual Reality is often used to
describe a wide variety of
applications.
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Military:
Vr is useful for
training soldiers
for combat
situations or
other
dangerous
settings where
they have to
learn how to
react in an
appropriate
manner.

Medicine
Healthcare is one of the biggest adopters ofvirtual realitywhich
encompasses surgery simulation, phobia treatment, robotic surgery and
skills training.
VR finds its application in nursing, dentistry, health issues for the
disabled.

Business:
Virtual tours of a
business
environment.
Training of new
employees.
A 360 view of a
product

Advantages of Virtual
Reality
Virtual reality creates a realistic
world
It enables user to explore places
Through Virtual Reality user can
experiment with an artificial
environment.
Virtual Reality make the education
more easily and comfort

Disadvantages of Virtual
Reality
The quipments used in virtual reality
are very expensive.
It consists of complex technology.
In virtual reality environment we cant
move by our own like in the real
world.

Future of VR
It is difficult to predict
the future of virtual
reality with
confidence. It is still
very much in the
development stage
with many users
creating their own
customized
applications and
setups to suit their
needs.

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