101 guide - Virtual Reality
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Virtual reality is a computer-generated environment that uses sight and sound to create an illusion of reality for the viewer. It works by using VR development platforms to digitally reconstruct real or imagined 3D spaces that can be published to formats like video for VR headsets. VR is an important tool that can provide fully immersive experiences, making it useful for entertainment, letting customers try products virtually, and creating empathy by experiencing different perspectives. Some examples of effective VR include Amnesty International's experience of war-torn Aleppo, Marriott's virtual tour concept, and Volvo's virtual test drive of their XC90 vehicle.
101 guide - Virtual Reality
- 2. What is VR? Virtual Reality is a computer-generated environment that stimulates a viewer’s senses, usually through sight and sound, to create the illusion of reality.
- 3. How does VR work? 3D spaces are created using VR development platforms to digitally reconstruct real, or create imagined, environments. These can be published to different formats including video for specialist VR headsets.
- 4. Why might VR be important? VR is a powerful tool capable of providing fully immersive experiences. VR is great for entertainment, for letting customers try before they buy, and for creating empathy.
- 5. What are the best VR examples? Amnesty International Virtual Reality Aleppo http://bit.ly/28Iw88w The Marriott Teleporter http://bit.ly/28Ij2Zu Volvo XC90 Test Drive http://bit.ly/28IEQSi