Virtual Reality Conclusion
Sunway College Johor Bahru
Computer Principle ()
Prepare for
Rebecca Chin
Prepared by
Lai Yee Kit
Student ID: 15023971
Student NRIC: 970123-01-5569
Diploma in Information Technology (DIT)
March 2015
Submission Date: 2015
Due Date: 2015
Table of Contents
No Topics Pages
1 Introduction of virtual reality 1
2 Body 2
3 Appendix 3
4 Conclusion 4
5 Referencing 5
Introduction of virtual reality
Virtual Reality (VR) is stimulating the user’s senses in such a way that a computer generated world is experienced as real. In order to get a true illusion of reality, it is essential for the user to have influence on this virtual environment.
VR using computer technology to create a simulated, three-dimensional world that a user can
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Considerable achievements have been obtained in the last few years, and we can finally say that virtual reality is here, and is here to stay.
More and more research has demonstrated its usefulness both from the evolutionary perspective of providing a better user interface and from the revolutionary perspective of enabling previously impossible applications. Examples of applications areas that have benefited from VR technology are virtual prototyping, simulation and training. Virtual reality has thus finally begun to shift away from the purely theoretical and towards the practical.
Nonetheless, writing professional virtual reality applications remains an inevitably complex task, since it involves the creation of a software system with strict quality and timing constraints dictated by human factors. Given the goals of virtual reality, this complexity will probably be always
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