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Summary: Virtual Reality

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Summary Nowadays Virtual Reality (VR) technology are getting more popular, more and more products and services using VR technology, for example video game, movie, travel, etc. Player play VR game can dedicated to the game. Also, VR is very convenience, user can visit any place by VR device at home. Introduction of VR technology Virtual Reality is use of computer simulation to produce a three-dimensional virtual world and provide the visual and other sensory simulation to user so that the user will feel like in real world. User can real time and not any limit to observe everything in VR world. When user move in VR world, the computer will immediately run the complex computing and display the accurate 3D VR world to user to produce a sense …show more content…

Also will use aerial photography to shoot famous scenery into VR video to provide users with a reference for making travel plans. Compared with the traditional pre-trip information platform, VR pre-trip provide high imitation travel experience that it will show all aspects of famous scenery and details. It can dispel tourists concerns about travel destinations before travel and attract customer buy the travel services on online store, because customer can get the information of the travel service easily anywhere. VR Travel There are also travel agency provide VR Travel services to customer. VR travel compare it with VR pre-trip, VR travel can let customer get complete travel in the VR device. It can let customer can no limit and convenience to visit any famous scenery. Also, VR travel do not need tourist guide, take a plane and check in to a hotel, so the cost of the travel will decrease. It can grassroots citizens also can travel. Also, many people have not enough holidays to travel in other place personally, VR travel can let

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