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- 1. Amy Holcomb Experiential Learning Supervisor aholcomb@skokielibrary.info Introduction to Virtual and Augmented Reality
- 2. Welcome
- 3. • What is virtual reality? • What is augmented reality? • How are these technologies being experienced and used? Today’s Class
- 5. • Replaces real world • Immersive multimedia/computer-simulated • Replicates environment • Simulates physical presence • Allows interaction • First introduced in the 1950s • Push in gaming world in 1990s • Headset consumer market today Virtual Reality (VR)
- 7. VR Has a Multitude of Uses for Education and Entertainment
- 8. • Virtual travel, field trips – Places, spaces, and SPACE • Immersive training – Military – Driving – Other Simulations • Storytelling • Gaming • Therapy • Marketing
- 9. Autism TMI Virtual Reality Experience https://youtu.be/DgDR_gYk_a8
- 11. Augmented Reality (AR) • Augments or adds to real world • Blends digital with physical world • Upcoming technology, using glasses or headsets with smart devices (phones, tablets)
- 12. AR Explained https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XX993jgeQ0M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qm2gnnyyvEg
- 14. Oculus Rift
- 15. HTC Vive
- 16. Samsung Gear
- 17. Google Cardboard
- 18. Zeiss VR One and Zeiss VR One GX
- 19. Sony PS4
- 20. Google Glass
- 22. Exploration Time
- 23. • Mattel View-Master ® VR Viewer (4) to use with 2 library devices and personal devices • DSCVR I am Cardboard Viewer for Google Expeditions demo • Google Cardboard (original)to use with personal devices • iPads with Pokemon Go, inkHunter • zSpace Devices and Apps to Try
- 24. Want a copy of this presentation? Visit www.skokielibrary.info/handouts/xxxxx where this presentation will be available for four weeks. Thank you!
Editor's Notes
- Welcome, introductions, why attending class and what personal experience with VR/AR is.
- IKEA Augmented Reality catalog (for 2017) to visualize how furniture will fit in your personal spaces. Uses 3D and AR technologies.
- Rift includes the headset with built-in headphones and mic, sensor, and an Xbox One controller. The controller is perfect for a variety of games, including Lucky’s Tale, the amazing VR platformer developed by Playful, that we’re including free with every Rift. Requires PC computer with specific hardware requirements. graphics card: NVIDIA GTX 970 / AMD R9 290 equivalent or greater processor: Intel i5-4590 equivalent or greater memory: 8GB+ RAM output: Compatible HDMI 1.3 video output input: 3x USB 3.0 ports plus 1x USB 2.0 port operating system: Windows 7 SP1 64 bit or newer
- Can order now for $799. Includes headset, two wireless controllers, and two base stations for 360 degrees room-scale motion-tracking. Need optimized PC like with Oculus Rift. Works with Steam entertainment platform.
- Powered by Oculus. $99 headset model meant to use with Samsung smartphone. Download VR apps.
- Least expensive, starting at $15. Uses magnetic controller. Can build your own or purchase. Several Google Cardboard viewers now, including Mattel View-Master that we’ll try later.
- Headset that works with specific smartphones starting at $129. GX version meant to work with Google Cardboard apps. Has magnetic controller.
- VR Device. In development. Meant to work with PlayStation 4 gaming console. Bundle pack starting at $499. https://www.playstation.com/en-us/explore/playstation-vr/
- discontinued
- AR device targeting users for gaming, working, connecting. Beyond AR and actually Mixed Reality according to Microsoft. Mixed reality blends 3D holographic content into your physical world, giving your holograms real-world context and scale, allowing you to interact with both digital content and the world around you.