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> Inside Immersive Space to Think, a 3D virtual workspace system, the students could face a display wall, walk its length, pull up documents, move them, and clu
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 5y ago
> Inside Immersive Space to Think, a 3D virtual workspace system, the students could face a display wall, walk its length, pull up documents, move them, and cluster them in space as they studied the contents.
It seems cool, but as a means of actually going over information, I suspect that a 4K 37 inch monitor on a Mac or Windows or Linux windowing system with a mouse would actually be more useable than this system, and involve far less eye strain and neck strain.
- ramesh31 5y ago>It seems cool, but as a means of actually going over information, I suspect that a 4K 37 inch monitor on a Mac or Windows or Linux windowing system with a mouse would actually be more useable than this system, and involve far less eye strain and neck strain. I'm so sick of this trend. Every social researcher just has to have a VR component to their work now because it grabs headlines and funding. Completely ignoring the fact that even state of the art VR is still absolutely useless for any kind of actual productivity. It makes a neat "ooh ahh" moment for about 2 minutes then becomes nothing but a bulky inefficient waste of time.
- RcouF1uZ4gsC 5y ago> but a bulky inefficient waste of time. And for a certain segment of the population, a nauseating waste of time.
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