Introduction Virtual reality (VR) an obscure concept found only in research labs, has transformed from early experiments in the 1960s to a disruptive technology adopted by millions today. VR is now a mainstream phenomenon used in diverse applications across gaming, entertainment, design, healthcare, education, and more. So what exactly is virtual reality? It is the computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional environment that can interact in a seemingly real way by a person using electronic equipment, usually including a helmet-like head-mounted display (HMD) with a screen, earphones, and sometimes gloves equipped with sensors. The VR system tracks the user's head motions and adjusts the visuals on the HMD accordingly, giving the sensation of being immersed in the virtual environment. While the most popular applications of consumer VR today are in gaming and entertainment, this emerging technology has enabled breakthroughs across many industries. VR allows users to experie...
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