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    Before looking into the Virtual reality headset we are brought back to the sensorama. This invention purpose was to put its host in a movie theater in a way. The box was much bigger than the headsets and would give them the experience of a surround sound HD image movie. It has since been an argument whether or not the sensorama is the actual seed of the virtual reality headset. He competes with "the sword of the Damocles" making is the view in the US Air Force. Later on, the virtual interface…

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    1. VR and experiential marketing Since virtual reality has the unique characteristics like immersion and interactivity, VR games offer brand new experiences for players; some media apply the technology to their live events or movie productions; and more and more companies think it is a great opportunity to use VR as part of the promotion and branding strategies. Till now, one of the most popular alternative marketing forms with VR is experiential marketing. Experiential Marketing As the…

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    for Oculus Rift right? Well I was just given a new project that I would love for you to help with. We’re creating a Virtual Reality experience of Night, by Elie Wiesel, and since you had a...similar experience, I was hoping you would like to help and give input on it.” “Virtual reality experience?” “Yes, it’s when you can become completely immersed in a three-dimensional virtual world, it makes it feel like you’re there but involves less struggle and labor. We just made a new immersion rig so…

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    Head Mounted Display What is a Head Mounted Display (HMD) ? HMD is a virtual reality technology that allow user to experience game and watching movie like never before, the main objective of HMD is to allow the user to enjoy the game or movies feeling like he or she is really there and getting the full experience out of the product. The user will have to wear the HMD over their head and fit it nicely onto the eye just like wearing a spectacle or a helmet and he or she will be looking into the…

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    Virtual reality technologies have become increasingly prevalent in occupational therapy practice because of its ability to create “seemingly real” environments that provide patients with opportunities to engage in meaningful, purposeful occupations (Weiss, Naveh & Katz, 2003). The virtual environment gave individuals with unilateral spatial neglect, true-to-life situations when crossing the street…

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    are a solitary activity, but video games that implement virtual reality encourage teamwork with multiple players. David Williamson Shaffer, Kurt R. Squire, Richard Halverson, and James P. Gee, faculty members in the School of Education at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, argue, “where schools largely sequester students from one another and from the outside world, games bring players together competitively and cooperatively in the virtual world of the game in the social community of its…

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    Balance Assessment in Parkinson’s Disease Using Virtual Reality Evidence-based practice includes the integration of patient values and focuses on the most appropriate course of action through clinical expertise and best available research. In order to produce the best research a clinician must form an adequate question and search strategy, critique the research found, critically interpret the findings, and apply them to each patient scenario. For instance, a clinical scenario could be, “Gerald…

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    “We are all created equal in the virtual world and we can use this equality to help address some of the sociological problems that society has yet to solve in the physical world.” – Bill Gates, the Road Ahead In the twentieth-century starts one of the greatest innovations made by mankind known as Virtual Reality. Dowling (2012) mentioned that it is indeed a new means controlling data by using a sensor that picks up gestures and body positions as well as receive voice commands and facial…

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    workforce is changing and some other dramatic changes are expected to happen in the next decade. Cisco is a networking equipment company that believes in the importance that the workplace plays in a company. Cisco developed telepresence by using virtual reality to connect people from different locations into one location. Cisco creates a unique opportunity for companies to create the future of the workplace. Cisco Telepresence IX500 Series is the most innovate system the company has developed…

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    VIRTUAL REALITY IN EDUCATION Nowadays education and technology are interconnected. Virtual reality is the major technological advance that can support education. Virtual reality become powerful to help industrial design and increase student interest in education. Since the 1980s many studies have been educated on the application of virtual reality in education. Virtual reality enables creation of virtual reality environment (VLE), where students can learn by interacting with virtual object…

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