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The reality of virtual reality
Assembly Automation, 1999The application of virtual reality (VR) in industry was the subject of a seminar at Cadcentre in Cambridge. The event, organised for UK VR Forum, the UK DTI’s VR awareness programme, prompted discussion on what is VR, highlighting the differences between immersive and non‐immersive techniques and where these are being applied. Three VR application case
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Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality: myths and realities
2018Ce livre décrit à la fois les aspects théoriques (modèles, méthodes, algorithmes) et pratiques (équipements, logiciels) de la réalité virtuelle.Il présente l'état actuel des connaissances en réalité virtuelle en informatique, mécanique, optique, acoustique, physiologie, psychologie, ergonomie, éthique et domaines connexes.
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The Phenomenon of Reality and Reality
1975One of the most common and most fundamental criticisms of phenomenology has always been: What can a science of mere phenomena tell about reality itself? It may tell us what we take to be real. But does this in any way guarantee that the supposedly real is actually real? How can phenomenology decide the truth of what we mean?
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The reality of virtual reality
Proceedings Seventh International Conference on Virtual Systems and Multimedia, 2002This paper proposes to clarify the popular term "virtual reality" through a historical and systematic analysis of the terms involved. Its main philosophical claims are that virtuality is itself a bonafide mode of reality, and that "virtual reality" must be understood as "things, agents and events that exist in cyberspace".
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The reality of virtual reality
World Class Design to Manufacture, 1995Virtual reality (VR) has recently become established as a suite of technologies capable of serving many companies′ future needs in design practice, training and organizational communication. Two years after the launch of a major British collaborative project involving 17 blue‐chip companies, VR is set to become adopted by many as their “information ...
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The Social Construction of Reality
Humanitas: Journal of the Institute of Man, 2014John R. Searle
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Sense of reality, reality testing and reality processing in borderline patients
The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2006Although borderline patients are suitable for it, they often undergo repeated testing of fantasies against objective reality without success. A reason for these partial failures is that subjects have not been able to build a solid sense of reality and have found many difficulties for processing reality demands and possibilities. The author puts forward
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