Virtual Reality.
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What is Virtual Reality?
What is Virtual Reality?
Virtual reality (VR) is a technology that allows the simulation of environments or experiences through electronic devices, such as headsets or special glasses, so that the user feels immersed in a digital world. Through 3D images, sounds, and in some cases, motion sensors, VR creates the sensation of being present in a place different from the real one.
Examples To Uses
Video Games
Video Games
For a more immersive experience.
Architecture
Architecture
Visualizing buildings before they are built.
Psychological therapies
Psychological therapies
Treating phobias or post-traumatic stress.
Applications of Virtual Reality
Applications of Virtual Reality
Video Games.
Education.
Medicine (simulated surgeries, therapies).
Architecture and design.
Virtual tourism.
Virtual Reality Devices
Virtual Reality Devices
Presentation of the main devices such as:
Oculus Rift / Meta Quest.
HTC Vive.
PlayStation VR.
Google Cardboard.
Diference: VR and AR
Virtual Reality vs Augmented Reality
Virtual Reality vs Augmented Reality
Virtual Reality (VR):
Immerses the user in a completely digital environment.
Example: Exploring a virtual museum using a VR headset.
Augmented Reality (AR):
Overlays digital elements onto the real world through devices like smartphones or AR glasses.
Example: Using a mobile app to see furniture in your room before buying it.
Risks and Ethics of Virtual Reality
Risks and Ethics of Virtual Reality
Possible side effects, addiction, privacy, and ethical dilemmas:
Physical side effects: Dizziness, eye strain, disorientation, or nausea from prolonged use.
Addiction: The high level of immersion can lead to excessive use and social isolation.
Privacy: Collection of personal and biometric data by VR platforms.
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