Virtual reality [VR] is generally understood as the simulated, therefore not real, environment that can resemble the physical world. In most cases virtual reality refers to the human versus environment interaction and the creation of sensory experiences. Technical limitations, the computing power, as well as the basic understanding of the concept of reality, are the limiting factors that still hold back the progress. Virtual reality is also used to describe a wide variety of applications commonly associated with the 3D environments.
Paper
Full text
Neural Network Modelling and Virtual Reality
Semantic Scholar · Computer Science · 2014
Abstract
Virtual reality [VR] is generally understood as the simulated, therefore not real, environment that can resemble the physical world. In most cases virtual reality refers to the human versus environment interaction and the creation of sensory experiences. Technical limitations, the computing power, as well as the basic understanding of the concept of reality, are the limiting factors that still hold back the progress. Virtual reality is also used to describe a wide variety of applications commonly associated with the 3D environments.
References (26)
Scroll for more · 14 remaining