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Virtual Environments for Anyone
IEEE Multimedia, 2008Recently, powerful programmable GPUs and VR-style input devices like the Wii controller have become common. This brings the worlds of VR, computer graphics, and games together. The technological advances that enable one to move between those worlds and create game-like VR appliances such as Flight Vienna with inexpensive commodity hardware and ...
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Magnetoencephalography in a virtual environment.
2020Magnetoencephalography (MEG) is a functional neuroimaging technology which allows researchers to probe brain activity with fine-grained temporal and spatial resolution. By measuring the femtotesla-scale magnetic fields produced by neural currents, the underlying distribution of these currents can be estimated, enabling maps of brain electrophysiology ...
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Virtual environments in neuroscience
IEEE Transactions on Information Technology in Biomedicine, 1998Virtual environments (VE's) let users navigate and interact with computer-generated three-dimensional (3-D) environments in real time, allowing for the control of complex stimuli presentation. These VE's have attracted much attention in medicine, especially in remote or augmented surgery, and surgical training, which are critically dependent on hand ...
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An Integrated Virtual Environment System
Presence: Teleoperators and Virtual Environments, 1993Virtual environment research involves a number of related problems from a variety of domains. A joint research at the George Washington University and the Naval Research Laboratory is bringing together issues from these domains to study the factors that contribute to an integrated virtual environment.
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Medicine in virtual environments
Technology and Health Care, 1995Virtual Environments allow a human to interact with a (computer) system in such a way that a high level of presence in a computer-synthesised world is experienced. In principle, all human senses are involved with the interaction. Many applications may benefit from this type of human-machine interfacing, however, few have emerged so far for medicine. In
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Distributed virtual environments
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 1996Putting the reality into virtual environments requires much more than outstanding 3D computer graphics and effective human computer interaction. To be "real", elements of the virtual environment must not only look realistic and provide natural interaction, they must move correctly, behave believably, and approximate the complexity of the real world ...
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Virtual commissioning in a virtual environment
2016 Petroleum and Chemical Industry Conference Europe (PCIC Europe), 2016Modern process plants are becoming more and more complex, with high demands placed on design, engineering and operation. Throughout the lifecycle of process plants, there is always the typical conflict involving costs, time and quality. One way of resolving this conflict is to consider simulation technology as it can be used to answer questions ...
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Measuring Presence in Virtual Environments: A Survey
ACM Computing Surveys, 2022Anderson Maciel, Regis Kopper
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Responsive virtual environments
Communications of the ACM, 1997David Zeltzer, Rita K. Addison
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