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Introduction to Virtual
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augmented reality, in computer programming, Summaries of Artificial Intelligence
augmented reality, in computer programming, a process of combining or “augmenting” video or photographic displays by overlaying the images with useful computer-generated data. ... Faster computer processors have made it feasible to combine such data displays with real-time video.
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Amy Holcomb Experiential Learning Supervisor [email protected]
Introduction to Virtual
and Augmented Reality
Welcome
- (^) Replaces real world
- (^) Immersive multimedia/computer- simulated
- (^) Replicates environment
- (^) Simulates physical presence
- (^) Allows interaction
- (^) First introduced in the 1950s
- (^) Push in gaming world in 1990s
- (^) Headset consumer market today
Virtual Reality (VR)
VR Has a Multitude of
Uses for Education and
Entertainment
- (^) Virtual travel, field trips
- (^) Places, spaces, and SPACE
- (^) Immersive training
- (^) Military
- (^) Driving
- (^) Other Simulations
- (^) Storytelling
- (^) Gaming
- (^) Therapy
- (^) Marketing
Augmented Reality (AR)
- (^) Augments or adds to real world
- (^) Blends digital with physical world
- (^) Upcoming technology, using glasses or headsets with smart devices (phones, tablets)
Headsets, Glasses and
Devices
Oculus Rift
Samsung Gear
Google Cardboard
- Sony PS