VR has moved another step forwards with developments at the Computer Vision lab in Zürich. Using a special sensor arm, the operator can touch and feel the projected image of an object while viewing it through data goggles. There are many ways now of using simulation for skill development, task rehearsal, and remote operations. This [...]
Posts Tagged ‘simulation’
Getting your hands on a virtual frog
Posted in academic, technology, virtual world, tagged Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, Hardware, Research Labs, simulation, technology, Virtual reality, Vision on August 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Catching up
Posted in learning disabilities, NHS, research, second life, virtual world, tagged Brighton, Brighton University, cognitive interview, health care, research, second life, sim, simulation, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, virtual world on February 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Got to see our incomplete participant today. Not that she was incomplete, you understand, her session was. It’s not easy to elicit memories of experiences people didn’t have and the eliciting part comes next week. Hopefully, she won’t feel driven to jump ship before we’ve finished that!
Migrating from MySpace
Posted in Brighton University, health care, Imperial College, learning disabilities, research, second life, virtual world, tagged Brighton, Brighton University, health care, Imperial College, learning disabilities, research, science, second life, sim, simulation, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, virtual world on February 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Today I’m having a rationalising session and that has included coralling several of my disparate online presences (if there is such a word) into one enclosure. WordPress has a nicely manicured lawn, tidy edgings, and neighbours with eclectic tastes so it makes sense to move in and put up the curtains. I came here on a [...]
