User as center and challenge in the virtual worlds
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The document discusses various aspects of virtual, augmented, and mixed reality technologies, highlighting user interactions and experiences with different systems. It emphasizes the unique immersive qualities of virtual reality and the potential for enhanced engagement through technological innovations. The author reflects on the excitement generated by VR experiences, noting that current developments present a significant market opportunity.
User as center and challenge in the virtual worlds
- 1. Rumen Filkov, DI Researcher & Entrepreneur YOU as center and challenge in the virtual worlds
- 2. Virtual objects in real environment User sees him/her-self Simple interaction with the environment Easily accepted by users Visible to public Augmented reality
- 3. Real world is mixed with virtual environment User sees him/her-self Interaction via controllers or gestures Easily accepted by users Usually visible to public Mixed reality
- 4. Immersive computer-simulated worlds User doesn’t see him/her-self Interaction with virtual environment via controllers Easily accepted by users, but doesn’t always seem natural Hidden from public Virtual reality
- 5. Immersion comes at a price – you’re missing there Disorientation - reason for VR sickness Other users are missing too Where are you?
- 6. Gaze only interaction Touchpad, buttons Interaction with hand controllers How about more human interaction How do you interact?
- 7. Partial solutions – arms, hands, head Why not see your body as avatar as mesh People like to be present in the virtual scene Your virtual body
- 8. Use your full body Move around in VR See what you do Use your voice Include more senses Interact naturally
- 9. Combine the technologies Use different sensors Kinect LeapMotion & Orion RealSense, PMD Myo Surround sound Haptic & other senses Untether Underlying magic
- 10. Virtual Reality Augmented & Mixed Reality Sensors and Cameras Oculus Rift & Touch Microsoft Hololens Microsoft Kinect Samsung Gear-VR Meta - Meta-2 LeapMotion HTC Vive Epson Moverio Myo Playstation VR Transparent displays Intel RealSense Google - Daydream Mirror displays PMD Magic Leap Flexible displays Facebook – 360 videos Opti Track Facebook – Surround 360 cam Nvidia – GTX 1080, 1070 Samsung – Gear 360 camera AMD – GPU RX480 Google – Jump 360 camera Technology - on the rise in 2016
- 11. VR & AR draws user attention immediately Immersion allows new kinds of product ads and try-outs It gives your product a competitive advantage Timing is right, market is hot! We’re lucky to live now and shape it. Seize the opportunity
- 12. Thank you for your attention! “My experience with VR - in particular, with HTC’s Vive - tells me this is the next big thing. The proof, for me, is people’s excitement when they use the tech - it’s to a degree I haven’t witnessed with a new technology before. When we set up an HTC Vive here at the PCWorld office, people practically lined up to try it out. Several coworkers even trucked in friends and family after hours to experience virtual reality through the PC-powered headset. That didn’t happen with 3D gaming; it didn’t happen with multi-monitor gaming. I can tell you no one drove 25 miles to check out an iPad, or even a $12,000 gaming PC, either.” http://www.pcworld.com/article/3067756/hardware/im-a-believer-how-htcs-vive-convinced-me-that-vr-has-legs.html Gordon Mah Ung, Executive Editor, PCWorld More information: https://rfilkov.com/