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    Virtual reality is a computer-generated 3D environment that users can interact with. It was first envisioned in the 1950s but commercial development began in the late 1980s. There are different types including immersive VR, which fully engages users, and non-immersive VR, which allows users awareness of their physical environment. VR has many applications including education, medicine, manufacturing, training for dangerous jobs, and entertainment. While it provides benefits like visualization and interest, disadvantages include cost and risk of addiction or isolation.

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    Virtual reality is a computer-generated 3D environment that users can interact with. It was first envisioned in the 1950s but commercial development began in the late 1980s. There are different types including immersive VR, which fully engages users, and non-immersive VR, which allows users awareness of their physical environment. VR has many applications including education, medicine, manufacturing, training for dangerous jobs, and entertainment. While it provides benefits like visualization and interest, disadvantages include cost and risk of addiction or isolation.

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    Virtual reality is a computer-generated 3D environment that users can interact with. It was first envisioned in the 1950s but commercial development began in the late 1980s. There are different types including immersive VR, which fully engages users, and non-immersive VR, which allows users awareness of their physical environment. VR has many applications including education, medicine, manufacturing, training for dangerous jobs, and entertainment. While it provides benefits like visualization and interest, disadvantages include cost and risk of addiction or isolation.

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    VIRTUAL REALITY

    N E W K N O W L E D G E A N D E X P E R I E N C E

    VIRTUAL REALITY IS THE FIRST STEP IN A GRAND ADVENTURE INTO


    THE LANDSCAPE
    OF THE IMAGINATION
    WHAT IS VIRTUAL
    • REALITY
    Virtual Reality is the term used for computer ? environment
    generated 3D
    that allows the user to enter and interact with alternate realities.

    • It refers to a high-end user interface that involves real-time simulation


    and iteractions through multiple channels .
    HISTORY
    • In 1950's visionary cinematography Morton Heilig built a single user console called
    Sensorama. It was introduced in 1962. This enabled the user to watch televison in 3
    dimensional ways.

    • 1950- First Simulators were built by US Air Force to train student pilots.
    • 1965- Research program for computer graphics called " THE ULTIMATE
    DISPLAY" was laid out.
    • 1988- Commercial development of VR began.
    • 1991- First commercial entertainment VR system "VIRTUALITY" was released .
    SENSORAMA
    TYPES OF VIRTUAL REALITY
    • IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL REALITY
    • NON-IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL REALITY
    • WINDOW ON WORLD VIRTUAL REALITY

    IMMERSIVE VR NON-IMMERSIVE VR WINDOWS ON WORLD VR


    IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL REALITY
    - The term involves creating a virtual environment to the stage where human beings are fully
    engaged with the surrounding virtual reality environment.
    Top Immersive Virtual Reality Examples

    • Birdly
    • Welcome to Light Fields
    • Lone Echo
    • Nefertari
    • Meeting Rembrandt
    NON-IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL REALITY
    Non-immersive virtual experiences are often overlooked as a virtual reality category because
    it’s already so commonly used in everyday life. This technology provides a computer-generated
    environment, but allows the user to stay aware of and keep control of their physical
    environment. Non-immersive virtual reality systems rely on a computer or video game console,
    display, and input devices like keyboards, mice, and controller.

    A video game is a great example of a non-immersive VR experience.


    WINDOW ON WORLD VIRTUAL REALITY

    Window on world Virtual Reality Desktop- based Virtual Reality involves displaying a 3-
    dimensional virtual on regular desktop display without use of any specialized movement
    tracking environment.
    COMPONENTS OF VR SYSTEM

    Head-Mounted Equipment High Tech Sensing Gloves BOOMs (Binocular Omni-


    Orientation Monitor)

    Trackers 3D Audio
    APPLICATION OF VIRTUAL REALITY IN REAL WORLD

    1.) VR in field of Education


    VR could make the learning process enjoyable. Putting VR in the classroom
    would engage the students even more and improve the process of learning.

    Examples of where VR can be applied in the education sector:-


    • Immersive lectures on anatomy, where students can learn by watching 3D models
    of the human body.
    • Animated and immersive history lessons to make the students feel like a part of
    history themselves.
    • Animation and 3D structures of chemical bonds would be very interesting.
    VIRTUAL REALITY IN THE FEILD OF EDUCATION HELPS IN BETTER
    UNDERSTANDING OF CONCEPTS
    IN FIELD OF MEDICINE & HEALTHCARE
    1 – In Medical Training
    2 - For Treating Psychological Phobias
    3 - For Diagnostics
    4 - Robotic Surgery
    5 - Creating Disease Awareness Via VR
    Manufacturing and Designing of Automobiles

    Manufacturers and engineers could make use of VR to visualize the models and how they
    would work. A lot of different work goes into the making of an automobile. From designing
    to testing, VR can help the automotive industry. The use of VR would also make sure to
    reduce the cost production by showing the issues in the VR simulation itself.
    VR for Training in Dangerous Jobs
    Virtual Reality technology can be used to train specialists who have dangerous jobs.
    With the help of VR, trainees can be put into simulated situations of stress and
    difficulty. By sitting in a safe place, they could experience the danger safely. It would
    give them a better understanding of how to deal with such scenarios if they happen in
    real life.

    FOR EXAMPLE : FOR TRAINING OF PILOTS OR IN MILITARY ETC....


    VR In Entertainment
    Virtual reality is being used in the entertainment industry even today, although not
    many users have access to it. VR enables the users to do some basic gaming, watching
    movies, providing the experience of a museum while sitting at home. Gaming and
    movies are the two main sectors that come up when VR is in question. In today’s date,
    gaming accounts for over 50% of the VR software market.
    ADVANTAGES OF VIRTUAL REALITY
    1) Helps with Impressive Visualization
    2) Creating Interest
    3) Improves Educational Value
    4) Helps to Overcome Language Barriers
    5)Training Workers
    DISADVANTAGES OF VIRTUAL REALITY
    1) Lacks Flexibility
    2) Ineffective Human Connections
    3) Getting Addicted
    4)The equipment used for VR is very expensive
    5) Becoming Isolated from the real world
    CONCLUSION
    THANK
    YOU !

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