Virtual Reality (VR) Augmented Reality (AG) & Mixed Reality ..., Exercises of Virtual Reality

Download Virtual Reality (VR) Augmented Reality (AG) & Mixed Reality ... and more Exercises Virtual Reality in PDF only on Docsity! Virtual Reality (VR) Augmented Reality (AG) & Mixed Reality (MR) Daniel Christian | March 2017 Virtual Reality (VR) • Fully immersed – you do not see the real world around you • Completely simulated environment where you are taken to a different place – perhaps a different time! • You can control what you’re looking at and where you’re going • Very useful in education • Visit ancient Rome for example • Or virtually visit a museum Virtual Reality (cont’d) • Also very useful in architecture and in the construction industry • Can better design and envision a space Virtual Reality (cont’d) • Meet other people in virtual rooms • Share displays/screens with others Virtual Reality (cont’d) a ma No Parking = — = 8 22003 eacthonine Report a conceit  • Very similar to AR, but a device can scan the real- world environment around you and can interact with that environment • Additional technologies and affordances are involved • Best example is Microsoft’s HoloLens device Mixed Reality (MR) • Microsoft is working with Case Western Reserve U. and the Cleveland Clinic • Developing new ways to learn about human anatomy Mixed Reality (cont’d)