GUIDED BY:
Prof. AMI T CHOKSI
PRESENTED BY :
MONIL B DESAI

HISTORY

DEFINITION
 BASIC DEFINITION OF VR
 HOW VIRTUAL REALITY WORKS ?
 TYPES OF VIRTUAL REALITY
* IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL REALITY
* NON-IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL REALITY

RELATED TERMS WITH VR
* ARTIFICIAL REALITY * AUGMENTED REALITY

COMPUTER SIMULATION
 DEFINITION
 LEARNING OUTCOMES
* CONCEPTUAL CHANGE
* SKILL DEVELOPMENT
* CONTENT AREA KNOKLEDGE
 APPLICATION

VIRTUAL REALITY MODELING LANGUAGE
 WHAT IS VRML?
 TYPES OF VRML
* VRML 1.0
* VRML 2.0
 CURRENT SOFTWARE FOR VIRTUAL REALITY
* QUICKTIME VR PLUG-INS
* METAFLASH 3D
* MINOLTA 3D

VIRTUAL REALITY DEVICES
 INPUT DEVICES
 OUTPUT DEVICES

INPUT DEVICES
 TRACKERS
 JOYSTICKS
 MICE
 WANDS

OUTPUT DEVICES
* HEAD MOUNTED DISPLAY

OUTPUT DEVICES (cont…)
* THE IMMERSE DESK

OUTPUT DEVICES (cont…)
* THE POWER WALL

OUTPUT DEVICES (cont…)
* THE CAVE AUTOMATIC VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT

OUTPUT DEVICES (cont…)
* DATA GLOVES * DATA SUIT

VIRTUAL REALITY APPLICATION
• VIRTUAL REALITY IN MILITARY
• VIRTUAL REALITY IN MEDICAL
• VIRTUAL REALITY IN GAMES
• VIRTUAL REALITY IN MOVIES

VIRTUAL REALITY APPLICATION (cont….)
 VIRTUAL REALITY IN MILITARY

VIRTUAL REALITY APPLICATION (cont….)
 VIRTUAL REALITY IN MEDICAL

VIRTUAL REALITY APPLICATION (cont….)
 VRTUAL REALITY IN GAMES

VIRTUAL REALITY APPLICATION (cont….)
 VIRTUAL REALITY IN MOVIES
Brainstorm
Video drome
Lawnmower Man
Strange Days
Until the End of the World
Johnny Mnemonic
The Matrix
Star Wars
Terminator
Jurassic Park

Positive uses of VR Dangers of VR
 Training  Disengagement with real
world
 Risk-free experience  VR replacing reality
 Experiencing things you  People preferring VR to
wouldn’t normally be able to reality
experience  Addiction
 Difficulty of distinguishing
 Entertainment; fun, artistic between virtual and
expression real, ‘false realities
represented in VR
 Telepresence applications  Psychological damage;
identity problems
 Possible impacts on real body

CHALLENGES & FUTURE POSSIBILTIES
CHALLENGES FUTURE POSSIBILITES
Virtual reality has been  Science fiction literature and
heavily criticized for being film have explored a range of
an inefficient method for futuristic VR technologies and
the experiential opportunities
navigating
they may offer.
Non-geographical
 Virtual experience and virtual
information. identities via memory
Another obstacle is the implants .
headaches due to eye  Recording and sharing
strain. experiences.
RSI can also Result from  Games scenarios.
repeated use of the handset  Use of VR for deception and
gloves. control

CONCLUSION
 Though the disadvantages of Virtual reality can disturb the
human’s perception ability, it’s advantages in different fields
makes it user friendly.
 The sole objective of virtual reality is to give the user an environment as
realistic as possible and a thrilling sensory experience.
 The technology of virtual reality is advancing rapidly and it won't be
long before it becomes a most exciting source of entertainment in our
homes.

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