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    Description of Users Firstly, the users of the virtual reality equipment would at least be approximately sixty five years old. In addition the senior users would consist of male and female participants. The virtual reality technology would be suitable for senior individuals that have been medically diagnosed with a physical disability or cognitive impairment by his/her physician. Additionally the senior users of the virtual technology reside throughout the United States. Henceforth as of 2010…

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    Virtual Reality and Augment Reality Advances Two technologies have been in the news for the whole last year, Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality. Augmented Reality is a technology where input from the outside world is given computer inputs to give a new perception of the world the user is observing. Virtual Reality created a new, completely computerized world. Samsung created the Gear VR, a system that let the typical smartphone user to get a special headset and program to turn their phone…

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    the lives of seven people as they investigate the controversial, virtual worlds of MMORPGs (Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games). The documentary was written by Victor Piñeiro-Escoriaza, directed by Juan Carlos Piñeiro-Escoriaza, and published by Pure West Films. In these online games, the lives of the gamers are transformed as they become more immersed in games such as EverQuest, EverQuest II, Second Life, and World of Warcraft. According to Edmond Chang, an author for The…

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    Passing Of Reality

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    gives people the wrong idea of how the real world works by creating a world that people can easily adjust to. In this essay, I argue that the virtual world lowers your expectations of the real world, that using technology connects and isolates people, and that technology creates artificial outcomes that cannot tell someone how a situation will turn out. A person’s concept of reality can be easily altered by how much time he or she spends in the virtual world and how it allows you…

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    The Matrix Movie Analysis

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    In recent times, the future of virtual reality has been brought up in discussions as the forefront of technology. This especially shown in many movies, movies such as The Matrix directed by The Wachowskis. In this movie, humanity is “plugged” into an entire virtual world and are completely unaware of this. Not only are there movies, there are also many texts that provide evidence about virtual reality. Texts such as The Matrix Simulation and the Postmodern Age by David Weberman. In this text,…

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    Virtual reality is not a new concept, and the origins can be traced as far as Ivan Sutherland’s “The Ultimate Display”. As what she said in her paper “The screen is a window through which one sees a virtual world. The challenge is to make that world look real, act real, sound real, feel real.” I could not agree more. I wish that I could be part of the members who are devoted…

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    Does Virtual Reality Exist

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    I remember a time where virtual reality didn 't exist and the most we had was 3D, a time when people drove themselves. A time where I taught myself how to rollerblade, and with a fearless attitude I felt the world was mine to conquer. The energetic and skirmish seven year old child in me was always coming up with new and better ways to defy the odds and break barriers. At the time, I lived in a small blue house located at the bottom of a slope on the corner of Texas Street and Madison Avenue in…

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    Virtual Team Case Study

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    what are the challenges in forming virtual teams? Virtual team is a group of individual working together across time, geography and organization structure barriers with the support of modern electronic communication technology to communicate, collaborate and perform the activities . It is also termed as geographical dispersed team or remote team. Team members Unlike tradition team, do not meet face to face but interact with each other in a virtual world. Virtual team members may be from…

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    Paragraphs: Technological Trend 1: Virtual Reality • What is Virtual Reality? The literal translation of VR would be ‘Real experience as human being’ which means Near-Reality. In other words, it is the phenomenon of creating an illusory reality in the mind of the user. (Carlin & Hoffman, 1997) The current uses start from gaming and go up to treating PTSD (posttraumatic stress disorder). (Rizzo, 2016). • In what ways it will significantly affect ordinary lives in the future (through examples):…

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    expression consumers feel when they hear the words virtual reality. It’s as way for users to escape their daily lives and experience a completely different life than they have now. They could be experience being a samurai protecting his castle from invaders or even relaxing on a warm beach on Hawaii. Virtual reality provides that escapism for users to enjoy however, what would happen if that fantasy turned into a nightmare? Many experts state that virtual reality has the potential to be an…

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