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You could probably test out some of the perception in VR by doing things like putting the moon straight overhead but also put the horizon or some buildings in t
by stevebmark 4y ago
You could probably test out some of the perception in VR by doing things like putting the moon straight overhead but also put the horizon or some buildings in the sky overhead to see if it has the same enlarging effect as at the real horizon
- lostgame 4y agoPeople who think AR/VR is a 'fad', won't last; etc - really miss out on the potential for simulation and work in legitimate scientific and research fields. Screw games, I'm more interested in stuff like VR/AR software that's helping surgeons and mechanics. That's the real future to me.
- Apocryphon 4y agoSuch VR applications were foreseen even three decades ago http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h58lRIVHhGc&t=2m47s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h58lRIVHhGc&t=2m47s