Overlapping the virtual elements to the real-world environment to put forward the human imagination of an unrealistic world is what we are getting helped out on by the Augmented Reality (AR) technology.
As long as the transportation of the human body through a digital medium is in R&D, VR can help us to get to it just by making our senses feel so. Tracking its roots from the late 1800s it has come this long from simple lens duplication to play around with human brains. Virtual reality (VR) technologies play around with our senses to transport us to an imaginary world. Our brain builds on our life experiences to develop “laws” by which to interpret the world. For example, the ground tells you which way is down. Shadows signify you about from where the light is coming. The relative size of things tells you which one is at what distance away. These rules help your brain operate more efficiently. VR developers try to make use of these developed rules to provide the human brain with information about the objects around to get the human senses into a virtual world. Once a human brain gets into the vitality it starts expecting the thing to go according to the rules of physics your brain has developed. Shading and texture should help you to determine depth and distance. Sometimes, when the virtual cues don’t match your brain’s expectations, you can feel disoriented or nauseated. Because the human brain is much more complex than even the most sophisticated computer technology, researchers are still trying to understand which cues are most important to prioritize in VR.
Parallel enhancement and simplified use of Virtual Reality Headset and Virtual Reality glasses have got the interest of the human individual in getting into the virtual world. Leaving its productive impact in various fields VR has turned out to be a gem in the gaming world with the help of virtual reality games making it a technology to get excited about. Products like HTC Viva, Sony PlayStation VR, Oculus Rift, Samsung Gear VR, Google Daydream, etc. are turning out to be a catalyst in the growth of the VR industry.
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