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1559-8136 ut on the general, core ideas of Virtual Reality as a concep.This book offers an easily understood introduction to the core concepts of Virtual Reality, Virtual Environments and related topics of Augmented Reality and Extended Reality. These complex technological concepts are demystified and broken

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,Lecture 1—Introduction,ll discuss some of the defining properties of Virtual Environments (VE) and Virtual Reality (VR), which set them apart from other similar media such as 3D video for example. Special attention will be devoted to concepts of immersion and interactivity, two very important terms, essential for understa

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,Lecture 3—Human Senses,xperience is the ultimate measure of the quality of the design of any VE. Therefore, many of the requirements imposed on the functionality of VR systems stem from the physiological properties of human sensory organs.

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,Lecture 4—VR Systems, an overview of VR system architecture in general terms and continue to examine the major hardware components of these systems, namely, computational platforms on which various Virtual Environments (VE) are deployed, followed by the overview of various I/O devices employed by VR systems. We conclude