Bringing Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) to APEX
Dimitri Gielis, CEO of Apex R&D, discusses the integration of virtual, augmented, and mixed reality into Apex applications, highlighting various use cases across industries such as healthcare, military, and marketing. The presentation includes a demonstration of how these technologies can be utilized within browsers using JavaScript frameworks. Gielis also provides resources for further learning and invites inquiries for consulting and training services in Oracle APEX.
Introduction of Dimitri Gielis, founder of APEX R&D, with credentials and links to resources.
Presenting the agenda including demos, definitions of VR/AR/MR/XR, use cases, and browser integration.
Definition of VR, reality-virtuality spectrum, followed by a detailed look at VR technology.Applications of VR in various fields like healthcare, military, marketing, architecture, and gaming.
Definition and types of AR technology, including marker-based and projection AR.
Applications of AR across sectors such as retail, healthcare, military, education, etc.
Brief mention of Mixed Reality technology.
How to implement AR/VR in browsers using JavaScript frameworks and Oracle APEX integration.
Further demos available, additional learning resources, and Q&A session information.
Information on consulting, training, and development services provided by APEX R&D.
Bringing Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) to APEX
1.
Dimitri Gielis
Bringing VirtualReality
(VR) and Augmented
Reality (AR) to APEX
www.apexRnD.be
dgielis.blogspot.com
@dgielis
dgielis@apexRnD.be
2.
Dimitri Gielis
❖ Founder& CEO of APEX R&D
❖ 20+ years of Oracle Experience
(OCP & APEX Certified)
❖ Oracle ACE Director
❖ “APEX Developer of the year 2009” by Oracle Magazine
❖ “Oracle Developer Choice award (ORDS)” in 2015
❖ Author Expert Oracle APEX
❖ Presenter at Conferences
“the computer-generated simulationof a three-
dimensional image or environment that can be
interacted with in a seemingly real or physical way
by a person using special electronic equipment,
such as a helmet with a screen inside or gloves
fitted with sensors.”
–Google
“a technology thatsuperimposes a computer-
generated image on a user's view of the real world,
thus providing a composite view”
–Google
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Types of AR
❖Marker and Markerless AR
❖ e.g. QR codes (marker), location (markerless)
❖ Layered AR
❖ e.g. virtual clothes, furniture in house, navigation
❖ Projection AR
❖ e.g. hologram, projected keyboard
https://www.lifewire.com/augmented-reality-ar-definition-4155104
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Oracle Application Express (APEX)?
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