Low Cost Virtual Reality Low-cost VR, also called personal computer (PC)-based Virtual Reality, uses inexpensive devices such as Personal Computers and Virtual Reality glasses, combined with VR-enabled software applications or playstations and projectors, to partially immerse viewers in a virtual scene. The benefits of low-cost virtual reality hardware are obvious; high performance systems which were […]
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Virtual Reality is classified into three major types: (a) Non-Immersive Virtual Reality Systems, (b) Semi-Immersive Virtual Reality Systems and (c) Immersive (Fully Immersive) Virtual Reality systems. a. Non-immersive Virtual Reality systems It involves implementing Virtual Reality on a desktop computer. This class is also known as Window on World. Using the desktop system, the virtual […]
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As you all know that Augmented Reality (AR) is the real-time use of information in the form of text, graphics, audio, and other virtual enhancements integrated with real-world objects. Here we are explaining you that what is the difference between AR, VR and MR. Augmented reality (AR) adds digital elements to a live view often […]
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Virtual Reality requires several devices such as a headset, a computer/smartphone or another machine to create a digital environment, and a motion-tracking device in some cases. Typically, a headset displays content before a user’s eyes, while a cable (HDMI) transfers images to the screen from a PC. The alternative option is headsets working with smartphones, […]
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This question always comes in our mind that what is virtual reality. Let’s try to understand with this that most of us haven’t been able to travel a lot lately. But with virtual reality, you can visit the beach, explore a mountain or more — all without leaving your house. Virtual reality (sometimes called VR) […]
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Virtual Reality often means different things to different people. It has enchanted gamers around the world for decades, offering varied levels of immersive entertainment – desktop VR, 360 cell phone VR, three degrees of freedom (3DoF) VR, and now 6DoF VR – but it is finally reaching mass adoption by companies and institutions embracing it […]
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