Describe three interactive sensory pieces of equipment required for artificial reality
to be possible.
Answer:
- Head mounted
display/head gear. It is equipment made up two tiny displays and sound systems. This helps to
direct images and sound from the source to the eyes or ears, enabling the
wearer to look through the virtual setting.
- Gloves. These enables the user to navigate the virtual world and interact with virtual objects.
- Body suit. This is made up of conductor wires wound in a rubber suit. The wires
sense the body movement and convey the data into the system which in turn changes the
position of the user in the virtual world.
- Virtual reality software. It is the software that gives the wearer of the sensory devices an interactive sensory experience that makes the user feel as if it were a real world
display/head gear. It is equipment made up two tiny displays and sound systems. This helps to
direct images and sound from the source to the eyes or ears, enabling the
wearer to look through the virtual setting.
- Gloves. These enables the user to navigate the virtual world and interact with virtual objects.
- Body suit. This is made up of conductor wires wound in a rubber suit. The wires
sense the body movement and convey the data into the system which in turn changes the
position of the user in the virtual world.
- Virtual reality software. It is the software that gives the wearer of the sensory devices an interactive sensory experience that makes the user feel as if it were a real world
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