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Future VR Haptics May Use Chemicals on the Skin to Make You Feel

GizModo VR

As a potential way to simulate a human’s ability to feel physical sensations, researchers have developed haptic VR hardware that applies chemicals to your skin to trigger… Read more. Virtual reality experiences are never going to feel like the real world until we’re able to engage all of our senses, not just vision and hearing.

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Do you know the difference between VR, AR, MR, Holographic Projection, and Naked Eye 3D?

Steki Amusement

through computer and other scientific techniques, imitating the simulation and then superimposing, applying fictitious information to the real world, perceived by human senses, so as to achieve a sensory experience beyond the actual. The original intention of holography is to create a 3D fictional space in the real world.

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Innovation: XR Today Expert Round Table

XR Today - Mixed Reality tag

These “consumers and enterprise teams” in the genre use systems of systems to provide value with XR via phones, tablets, computers, heads-up displays (HUD) systems, or holography. We develop our simulations in an ad-hoc manner so everything is custom-made with nothing “out of the box.”

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Exclusive: How NVIDIA Research is Reinventing the Display Pipeline for the Future of VR, Part 1

Road to VR

Our innovation on virtual experiences includes technologies that you’ve probably heard a bit about already, such as foveated rendering, varifocal optics, holography, and light fields. The renderer uses an algorithm called ‘path tracing’ that photo-realistically simulates light in the virtual scene.

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