UvA-DRIVE
UvA-DRIVE
The UvA Distributed Real-time Interactive Virtual Environment
Virtual reality (VR) systems give the user the illusion to be in a virtual space by creating an immersive interactive environment where one can see objects in stereoscopic 3D and interact with them. Such systems are normally associated with quite expensive high-performance hardware which often can not be afforded by modest research groups. Thanks to progress in different technological and scientific areas, it is now possible to build relatively cheap VR systems with a performance and features that are comparable to high-end systems. Our UvA-DRIVE system uses Immersive Projection Technology with one large screen, active stereo with shutter glasses, electromagnetic tracking and multi-modal interaction devices.
UvA-DRIVE
01 Jan 2001 00:00
01 Jan 2003 00:00
Peter Sloot talks research
