Application of Virtual Reality in Different Fields
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https://doi.org/10.54097/hset.v44i.7325Keywords:
Virtual reality, VR game design, VR medical, VR film.Abstract
Virtual reality technology is a rapid development of technology in recent years, has a vital role in the development of different fields. Using image display, human-computer interaction and other technologies to generate three-dimensional environment. Enable participants to interact and manipulate virtual environments and objects in real time. This paper analyses and summarizes the development of VR from three areas. Firstly, it analyses the immersive experience brought by VR in games and discusses the influence of VR on games. Then it summarizes the application of VR in medical care and other fields, bringing more effective means to the treatment of diseases. Doctors can use VR headsets to practice more surgeries and train the younger generation. Finally, the differences between VR films and traditional films are analysed from the perspective of films. At the end of this paper, the development of VR in the above three fields are summarized and prospected.
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