Virtual
reality Technology
In 1950s, flight simulators were built by US Air Force to
train student pilots. In 1988, commercial development of VR began. In 1991,
first commercial entertainment VR system was released.
Virtual Reality is a technology based on computer which
assimilates specialized input and output devices by allowing the user to
interact with and experience an artificial created environment as if
they were
in the real world.
A virtual reality system is also allowing the user to search
and interact with a three dimensional virtual or artificial environment created
by the designer. In the virtual world, the user can do all things similar to
routine as throwing a tennis ball or as excellent as flying through space. And
all these things can be made to occur only because of a hand gesture or a nod.
Virtual Reality is a three-dimensional computer based
interactive environment which simulate reality. Virtual Reality can bring us
into an imaginary world which appears exactly similar to our own world.
In practice, it is very difficult currently to get a high
experience of virtual reality mostly because of technical limitations on
processing power & image resolutions. However, those limitations are
expected to eventually be overcome by use of more powerful, cost effective
processor and imaging technologies over time.
NEED
OF VIRTUAL REALITY
Virtual reality will be used in medicine, architecture and
many other spheres of life. Virtual simulators for training future pilots and
operators of NPP have existed for a long time. It gives them an opportunity to
test themselves in true to life situations. They can also improve their skills
without fear to fail.
1) Simulate the real world dynamically by use of computer
software, hardware and virtual world integration technologies.
2) Can pretend to have physical presence in places in the
real world as well as in imaginary worlds.
3) Without any real danger. we can be part of the action on
the virtual safe environment.
4) Virtual reality can help us to visualize working
environment where people cannot go especially mars or low temperature
environment by making same atmospheric conditions by use of computer graphics
software and use of headsets, gloves etc. & make them feel same physical
presence.
TYPES
OF VIRTUAL REALITY
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Enhanced Virtual Reality
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Quick Time Virtual Reality
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Immersive Virtual Reality
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Desktop Virtual Reality
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Hybrid Virtual Reality
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Fully- immersive virtual reality
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Semi-immersive virtual reality
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Non-immersive virtual reality
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Telepresence
APPLICATION
OF VR
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Virtual Reality in the Military
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Virtual Reality in Education
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Virtual Reality in Healthcare
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Virtual Reality in Entertainment
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Virtual Reality in Fashion
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Virtual Reality and Heritage
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Virtual Reality in Business
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Virtual Reality in Engineering
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Virtual Reality in Sport
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Virtual Reality and Scientific Visualization
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Virtual Reality in Construction
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Virtual Reality in Film
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