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Virtual and Augmented Reality Applications in Manufacturing by S.K. Ong, A.Y.C. Nee, 2010-11-30 The Virtual Community: Homesteading on the Electronic Frontier by Howard Rheingold, 2000-11-01 Virtual Coach, Virtual Mentor Social Computing and Virtual Communities Virtual Machines: Versatile Platforms for Systems and Processes (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Computer Architecture and Design) by Jim Smith, Ravi Nair, 2005-06-17 Virtual Reality and the Built Environment by Jennifer Whyte, 2002-10-08 The State of Play: Law, Games, and Virtual Worlds (Ex Machina: Law, Technology, and Society) by Beth Noveck, 2006-11-01 Becoming Virtual by Pierre Levy, 1998-03-21 The Virtual Man [The Virtual Reality 1] by Nikki Sinclaire, 2008-12-12 Interactive Web-Based Virtual Reality with Java 3D (Premier Reference Source) by Chi Chung Ko, Chang Dong Cheng, 2008-07-09 Disappearing Architecture: From Real to Virtual to Quantum by Aaron Betsky, Ole Bouman, et all 2001-09-08 Cyberseduction: Reality in the Age of Psychotechnology by Jeri Fink, 1999-12 Augmented Reality: Placing Artificial Objects in Real Scenes 3D Sound for Virtual Reality and Multimedia by Durand R. Begault, 1994-10-07

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61. Don Bain's Virtual Reality Panoramas
    Spinning Panoramas of Berkeley, California. Quick Time VR/ PlugIn required.Category Arts Photography Panoramic QuickTimeDon Bain's virtual reality Panoramas. See more unwrapped panoramas.QuickTime VR is a revolutionary technology pioneered by Apple  
    http://geoimages.berkeley.edu/GeoImages/QTVR/QTVR.html
    
    Extractions: See more " unwrapped " panoramas QuickTime VR is a revolutionary technology pioneered by Apple Computer that allows you to interact with an image - you can look up, down, right, left, even around behind, and zoom in and out. It is the next best thing to being there. Needless to say, this is a technology with immense implications for teaching and learning about geography and environment. These images were all created from photographs of actual places. Requires QuickTime . This free software from Apple Computer, available for Macintosh or Windows, is necessary to view the panoramas. Download it before viewing. The panoramas on this site are a selection drawn from the much larger collection on The Virtual Guidebooks website. Virtual Guidebooks contains over 2200 virtual reality panoramas spanning western North America from Hawaii to Wyoming, from the Arctic Ocean to Baja California. It is extensively cross-referenced, with thematic lists (such as all panoramas of lighthouses) and searchable. The panoramas on Virtual Guidebooks are larger and more detailed than the ones here. dbain@baindigital.com

62. The Professional Web Design Group - Dynamic Alliance
    Turnkey templates for agents. Also virtual reality tours, cd business cards, custom site design, email and mortgage resources.  
    http://www.realtyagentsites.com

63. Virtual Reality Panoramas Of The Berkeley Campus
    virtual reality panoramas of the Berkeley campus, University of California. VirtualReality Panoramas of the Berkeley Campus University of California  
    http://geoimages.berkeley.edu/GeoImages/QTVR/CampusQTVR.html
    
    Extractions: For more information about QuickTime VR refer to Apples Quicktime VR Home Page , or to this on-line tutorial Sproul Plaza and Sather Gate The Rick Starr Show in Sproul Plaza. Lower Sproul Plaza and Zellerbach Plaza. Dwinelle Plaza , just north of Sather Gate. The patio at Alumni House (in progress). The Center of Campus The Campanile from the Library The Campanile from under the sycamores to the north. Memorial Glade , on top of the underground library. The reflecting pool in Memorial Glade.

64. Radio Free World Virtual Reality Guide
    Minimal link collection to virtual reality sites, museums, and galleries on the Net.  
    http://www.radiofreeworld.com/virtualreality/virtualframeset2.html

65. IMAGIS
    Computer Graphics research center dedicated to realistic rendering, virtual reality, physical simulation, modelisation, textures, natural phenomena, and complex scenes management.  
    http://www-imagis.imag.fr/index.gb.html

66. Distributed Virtual Reality -- An Overview
    Distributed virtual reality An Overview. by Bernie Roehl. One of the hottesttopics in virtual reality research is the idea of distributed VR.  
    http://www.ece.uwaterloo.ca/~broehl/distrib.html
    
    Extractions: [This document is kept online; the URL for it is http://ece.uwaterloo.ca/~broehl/distrib.html [There is also a companion piece, describing the behavior of virtual entities, at http://ece.uwaterloo.ca/~broehl/behav.html One of the hottest topics in Virtual Reality research is the idea of "distributed" VR. A lot of ideas have been tossed around in various newsgroups and mailing lists; this document is attempt to bring together some of the more interesting concepts and organize them in a way that's easy to follow. This is very much a "living" document; I'm eager to hear what people think of it, and I'm quite willing to make changes based on that input. Feel free to get in touch with me; my email address is broehl@ece.uwaterloo.ca (if you don't hear back right away, please bear with me; I get a lot of email, and often fall behind). The idea behind distributed VR is very simple; a simulated world runs not on one computer system, but on several. The computers are connected over a network (possibly the global Internet) and people using those computers are able to interact in real time, sharing the same virtual world. In theory, people can be sitting at home in London, Paris, New York and Edmonton, all interacting in a meaningful way in VR.

67. Text-Based Virtual Reality
    Transcript of a seminar held at Meridian MOO in 1994.  
    http://wwwpub.utdallas.edu/~cynthiah/lingua_archive/meridian-moo-seminar.txt

68. I.e.VR Homepage
    University of Kansas. Its goal is to explore the uses of virtual realityand related technologies. While the primary application  
    http://www.ku.edu/~mreaney/
    
    Extractions: IN PRODUCTION: MOZART'S The Magic Flute The Institute for the Exploration of Virtual Realities, i.e.VR, is a newly formed institute within the at the University of Kansas. Its goal is to explore the uses of virtual reality and related technologiesand how they may be applied to theatre production and performance. We are very pleased to have a number of generous sponsors of our work. Among these are: Act-3D, Artifice, Inc., MetaCreations and The Virtus Corporation. Our work is generously supported by the United States Institute of Theatre Technology and the University of Kansas Instructional Technology Fund

69. CATSS
    Center for Advanced Transportation Systems Simulation (CATSS). The theme of this center is to apply computer simulation, driving simulators, virtual reality, wireless communication and other advanced technologies to enhance the planning, design, operation, management, and safety of transportation systems.  
    http://catss.engr.ucf.edu/

70. Colonizing Virtual Reality
    Colonizing virtual reality Construction of the Discourse of virtual reality, 19841992. Theabove quote draws several analogies to introduce virtual reality.  
    http://eserver.org/cultronix/chesher/
    
    Extractions: Construction of the Discourse of Virtual Reality, 1984-1992 New technologies do not appear from nowhere as a mystical spark of inspiration from the mind of one individual. Nor are they inevitably accepted for their self-evident benefits. A technology emerges through a process involving broader cultural, linguistic, institutional and technological contexts. One clear illustration of this process can be drawn with the appearance of "virtual reality" in 1989, and the subsequent popularization of the idea through the media. On June 7, 1989 the computer-aided design software company Autodesk and the eclectic computer company VPL announced a new technology called "virtual reality." In marketing this new technology (which represented a major shift in thinking about the nature of computers), the developers and promoters drew on a range of tropes: VR is shared and objectively present like the physical world, composable like a work of art, and as unlimited and harmless as a dream. When VR becomes widely available, around the turn of the century, it will not be seen as a medium used within physical reality, but rather as an additional reality. VR opens up a new continent of ideas and possibilities. At Texpo 89 we set foot on the shore of this continent for the first time.

71. Polyhedra_gallery
    All of the shapes can be made from books in the Tarquin catalogue. Can be viewed in virtual reality.  
    http://www.tarquin-books.demon.co.uk/form/polyhedra_galler.html
    
    Extractions: Live3D VRML add-on . If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer, you can download the Microsoft VRML add-on . For VRML 2.0, try SGI's CosmoPlayer . For other options, and other environments, check out the large collection at the SDSC VRML Browser Repository The Platonic Solids Thefive Platonic solids consist of the tetrahedron, cube, octahedron, icosahedron and dodecahedron. All, apart from the cube, can be made from the Tarquin book Make Shapes Book 1 . Click on the image to the right and you can view a 3D image of the five solids - provided your browser has the necessary "VRML plug-in". The Small Stellated Dodecahedron The images shown have been produced by George Hart, creator of the website, Virtual Polyhedra , where many more can This small stellated dodecahedron comes from the Tarquin book Make Shapes Book 1 . Click on the image to the right and you can view a 3D image of the shape - provided your browser has the necessary "VRML plug-in". The Truncated Tetrahedron This truncated tetrahedron comes from the Tarquin book Make Shapes Book 1 . Click on the image to the right and you can view a 3D image of the shape - provided your browser has the necessary "VRML plug-in".

72. Music Virtual Reality
    Exploration in virtual reality and music by Mike Oldfield.  
    http://www.mike-oldfield.com/

73. ETC-Lab: Human Factors, Augmented Reality And Virtual Reality Research At The Un
    We do research in human factors and ergonomics issues related to telerobotics,stereoscopic displays, virtual reality, and Augmented Reality etc.  
    http://vered.rose.utoronto.ca/
    
    Extractions: Phone(Fax): +1-416-978-3776 Researches Welcome to ETC-Lab , one of the Human Factors Laboratories in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the University of Toronto We do research in human factors and ergonomics issues related to telerobotics, stereoscopic displays, Virtual Reality, and Augmented Reality etc. We are the creators of ARGOS , an Augmented Reality system, and ARTEMIS , a system for Virtual Telerobotic Control. Prof.

74. Lazer Park, Laser Tag Battletech Arcade: CitySearch
    State of the art Lazer Tag arena in Times Square, NYC. Also Battletech virtual reality, and latest video and redemption games.  
    http://www.lazerpark.com/
    
    Extractions: Corporate event? Need to blow off steam? Look no further. Have your company party at Lazer Park, dance or play in a 5,000 foot futuristic arena with swirling fog and pulsating music. From Leonardo Di Caprio to Stone Cold Steve Austin, to Wu Tang Clan to the future king of Saudi Arabia, Lazer Park is The Place in New York City.

75. Virtual Reality Magic Cube
    virtual reality Magic Cube. Creative Inspire. Jan/1997, Creative EntertainmentChoice Award. The virtual reality Magic Cube was developed by YuhJye Chang.  
    http://www.npac.syr.edu/projects/java/magic/Magic.html
    
    Extractions: Jan/1997 APR/1996 July/1998 July/1998 The face rotated is selected by the particular spot and action chosen - give it a try! Note: I have tested this applet on SGI/Irix, Sun, Mac, and Win95 platform. You may encounter some display disorder problems in Win95 or NT. Program Structure: This page has been visited times.

76. PMVR (Poor Man's VR) -- A Java 360 Panoramic Image Viewer Applet
    Shareware 12K Java applet that will run in any browser that supports Java 1.02 API allowing panoramas to be viewed on any platform.  
    http://www.duckware.com/pmvr/
    
    Extractions: PMVR was designed as an alternative to Apple's QTVR because QTVR requires a large plug-in to be installed first. QTVR is great if users already have it installed but if not, it is a pain to wait to install the plug-in. Many users will not wait for QTVR to install and will just move on your opportunity for impressing the visitor gone forever. The advantage of PMVR is that it is a very small Java applet (33K, so it loads in just seconds) that will run in any browser that supports Java 1.1 applets, on any platform . In fact, PMVR compensates for known bugs in older Java VMs, which allows it to run in older web browsers. However, using recent browsers is always recommended due to the security and speed improvements they offer (via JIT, Just-In-Time compiler technology, which makes them several times faster). PMVR uses technology that is

77. Jones Encyclopedia Of Media & Technology Information
    virtual reality. Overview. virtual reality (VR) is one of the hottestresearch and development areas in the computer industry today.  
    http://www.digitalcentury.com/encyclo/update/vr.html
    
    Extractions: Over 500 original articles, updated as companies and technologies change and new leaders emerge. New articles are published weekly from a variety of topics on the history, innovations, milestones, pioneers, and legal trends that shape the world of media, information technology, telecommunications, and broadband. Cable television works by sending video signals through fiber and coaxial cable directly to television viewers, rather than by broadcasting over the airwaves. Following the technological convergence that began during the 1990s among television, computer, and telecommunication networks; cable providers began to sell access to a range of services in addition to video programming. Most notable among these services are high-speed Internet access and Internet telephony. The following essay explains how each component of a cable system works to move video content and other cable services between service providers and individual subscribers.

78. JSI Custom Media Products: Full Service, Online, Marketing & Advertising Agency.
    Marketing, advertising and media production agency offering 3D, architectural, industrial and mechanical animation, interactive presentations, virtual reality and accident reconstruction.  
    http://www.jsimedia.com

79. EMS Administrative
    If you live there, you are out of luck. Get the virtual reality weather movie. (250X250pixels, ~2.2 Megs, Mac selfextracting archive or Windows .zip file).  
    http://www.ems.psu.edu/VRStuff/QTVR.html

80. Expand You Mind
    Desktop wallpapers featuring the hottest cars, movies, landscapes, virtual reality and others, Winamp skins, browser plugins, and mobile tunes.  
    http://www.123webwizard.8m.net/
    
    Extractions: Thankyou for visiting ! Homepage updated 5 Jan, 2003. Content last updated: 23rd July, 2002. A few minor changes in homepage's GUI! Flash MX presentation/tutorials (design tools/actionscript). A useful FlashMX presentation for instructors who want to teach FLASHMX but can't prepare a presentation...lol. Good news for Nokia Cell users! now you can download your favourite mobile tones from here. Click here to download Mobile Tones. In the discussion forum, you can post any question related to Java Servlets/JSP's/Flash(Desinger/Developer)/Dreamweaver(static/ssb)/Adobe Photoshop... Search Lyrics , Macromedia Flash Movies , Software Cracks and more using this multifarious Search. Select an option and type your search string. To search , simply click GO!

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