A presentation which makes a complete tour through Virtual Reality. It even includes the proper demonstration of the Virtuality and its implementation in the real world. Concepts, Needs, Timelines, Basic fundamentals and applications everything is included in the presentation. It also includes the basic references where the further study on the topic could be done.

1. Subject : A tour through “Virtual Reality”
Submitted By :-
Aishwarya Ashok
Ishan Kumar

4. INTRODUCTION
 la réalité virtuelle
 “Virtual Reality” refers to a high-end user interface
that involves real-time simulation and interactions
through multiple sensorial channels.
 A computer-generated environment that allows human
to interact using their senses.

5. CONCEPT OF VIRTUALITY
Human desire to escape the boundaries of the real
world.
Move beyond the standard forms of interaction and
generating new forms of Human-Machine Interactions.
Allows someone to fully immerse themselves in a high
visual world.
Sensually controlling the real world environment in the
virtual world.

6. DEVICES COMMONLY USED

8. TIME-LINE

9. NEED FOR VIRTUAL REALITY
Teleoperations
• It is a technical term to control the movements of a robot (telechir)
which is some distance away, remotely.
• The control and return signals are used for sending and receiving
instructions.
Telepresence
• Sophisticated form of teleoperation (CAVE Interaction).
• The human operator has its senses present on the location to control
the telechir.
• The experience of being present on the location sensually rather than
physically resembles Virtual Reality.

12. APPLICATIONS OF VR
Medicine
• It is one of the biggest beneficiaries with the
development of surgery simulation.
• This is often used as a training aid and enables
the surgeon to perform an operation on a
‘virtual patient’ or to see inside the human
body.
Aviation
• A three dimensional aircraft can be designed.
• Allows the designer to test their prototype
without having to have several versions –
which are time consuming and costly.
• Visualisations, e.g. geographical
• Study and treatment of addictions
• Weather forecasting
• Historical, e.g. re-creating ancient
civilisations
• Data analysis, e.g. financial data

13. AUGMENTED REALITY
• Integration of digital information
with the user’s environment.
• Makes use of the existing
environment, rather than creating
a complete simulated
environment.
• The major concept of Web-VR,
Chrome Experiments and Web-
GL.

14. WEB-VR : AN IMPLEMENTATION
TO AUGMENTED REALITY
• An experimental JavaScript API that allows
access to Virtual Reality devices, such as,
oculus rift, google cardboard, in the
browser.
• Try your own WebVR Samples.
• https://globe.chromeexperiments.com and
make your won WebGL projects.
• The various browsers that support WebVR:
• Firefox
• Chromium
• Chrome
https://aframe.io

15. PROJECTS ON VR
• GazeMatic
• Grey Kernel
• Meraki
• SmartVizX
• SpectraVR
• Tesseract Inc.
• Transcend
• Trimensions
• WOWSOME
• Xenium

16. CONCLUSION
• “The world desires more…”, these are not just the words but the fact on which
the Vision-2020 lives.
• Digi-Capital showing that investments in VR touched $1.1 billion in the first
two months of this year, far exceeding the $700 million invested during 2015.
• Not just movies, VR is trending down in various other sectors such as real
estate, hardware, marketing and gaming, making a serious play for business
relevance.
• It is changing the way humans interact with computers and enriching the real
world with an unrealistic approach towards videos, sound, graphics and more.

18. REFERENCES
• http://www.vrs.org.uk/
• http://www.vrs.org.uk/virtual-reality-
applications/
• https://www.oculus.com/
• http://www.slideshare.net/
• http://www.cnet.com/special-
reports/vr101/
• http://www.trustedreviews.com/opinion
s/what-is-virtual-reality
• analyticsindiamag.com/10-startups-
changing-face-virtual-reality-india
• http://globe.chromeexperiments.com/
• https://aframe.io
• https://mozvr.com/
• https://spacelamb.12wave.com/