Virtual reality how much immersion is enough

Virtual reality involves using a headset to simulate a virtual world In a VR world, everything you see will be computer-generated Popular VR headsets include the HTC Vive and Facebook's Oculus Rift Augmented reality lets you see the real world, but "augments" (or adds on) computer-generated elements This means you'll be able to see computer images overlaid onto your real-world view For instance, you could wear glasses that overlay directions onto the road in front of you Popular AR headsets include Microsoft's HoloLens and the Google Glass spectacles … [Read more...] about PS4 porn shock as new free VR app lets randy gamers watch ‘virtual reality’ 18+ clips on their consoles

AR is developed into apps to bring digital components into the real worldFor example, in the Pokemon Go app, the characters seem to appear in real world scenarios  … [Read more...] about Google unveils new Sodar augmented reality tool that creates a six-foot ring around you on your phone screen to help you follow social distancing rules

This has an indirect but real impact on the environment. Online shoppers tend to order multiple sizes and colours, with the intent of sending back the items that don’t fit or aren’t the right colour, a practice known as “bracket shopping”. … [Read more...] about Augmented Reality in retail and e-commerce can improve online shopping experience

Almost all of Australia’s recent Prime Ministers, including Julia Gillard, Tony Abbott and Malcolm Turnbull have visited India. Mr. Morrison’s visit to India, in January, was postponed because of the devastating bushfires in Australia, and now because of the COVID-19 pandemic. When Mr. Modi travelled to Australia in 2014, 28 years after Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi’s visit, in 1986, he electrified the country with his presence, including business leaders from the country in a panel discussion. … [Read more...] about Anchoring ties with Canberra the virtual way

The way forward if imperative, would be to use digital humanities in mapping the movements of maestros to ponder and learn lessons from. The unique features of the guru-sishya Parampara are deep love, respect and mutual communion. There is exchange of knowledge — not only regarding dance but related subjects and life itself. What is needed is a path-breaking language which will strike a balance — preserve traditional roots and culture and use the digital platform to pass them on to enquiring minds. In this way, practice-based research can cultivate a fluid exchange between Sastra and Prayoga — theory and practice. So that the core attributes are not not left behind. … [Read more...] about Virtual space — let the ripple not become a wave