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Developing Virtual Reality Applications
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Alan Craig, William Sherman, Jeffrey Will
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Virtual Reality has been turned into a corner of the field. From best-selling VR guru Bill Sherman comes Developing Virtual Reality Applications - That a comprehensive compendium examines over 50 unique and foundational VR applications in Business, Science, Medicine, Education, Spatial Studies, Public Safety, and Entertainment industries. Each chapter contains one or more key applications that are explored in depth. The book also cross-referencing techniques, in other words, VR terms and fundamental best practices. Such synergy gives you a hands-on guide for the development of VR development. By promoting mobility across disciplines, expanding Virtual Reality Applications is an indispensable one-stop reference for anyone working in this burgeoning field.
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO VIRTUAL REALITY
CHAPTER 2: BUSINESS AND MANUFACTURING
CHAPTER 3: SCIENCE APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 4: MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 5: EDUCATION APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 6: LOCATION WALKABOUT APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 7: PUBLIC SAFETY & MILITARY APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 8: ART APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 9: ENTERTAINMENT APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 10: PULLING IT ALL TOGETHER
- Presentation a wide variety of detailed applications for VR development in ANY area of interest!
- Cross references design techniques, application with the best of all disciplines!
- Includes an online and media-rich companion site, which lists the action!
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO VIRTUAL REALITY
CHAPTER 2: BUSINESS AND MANUFACTURING
CHAPTER 3: SCIENCE APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 4: MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 5: EDUCATION APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 6: LOCATION WALKABOUT APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 7: PUBLIC SAFETY & MILITARY APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 8: ART APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 9: ENTERTAINMENT APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 10: PULLING IT ALL TOGETHER
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Alan Craig, William Sherman, Jeffrey Will