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What is Virtual Reality? | Multifaceted Applications Unveiled

Explore the answer to "What is virtual reality?" and discover its diverse applications in industries, from healthcare to education, revolutionizing experiences.

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Today virtual reality in healthcare is on a rapid rise, and many well-known companies are using it in a novel way to improve the healthcare system all around the world. In this video, we'll explore the potential of virtual reality (VR) in healthcare as a new approach to healing. Let's deep dive into the video and learn more about how it can be used to improve mental health awareness and patient care.

Virtual Reality (VR) technology has rapidly evolved from its origins in the entertainment and gaming industries to find promising applications in various sectors, with healthcare being one of the most compelling and transformative areas of implementation. In healthcare, VR offers a wide range of opportunities to enhance medical procedures, training, therapy, patient education, and research.

Virtual Reality provides a safe and controlled environment for medical students and professionals to practice surgical procedures and other medical interventions. Surgical simulators in VR allow trainees to develop their skills, refine techniques, and gain confidence before operating on real patients. This reduces the risk associated with traditional hands-on training methods and helps improve the overall quality of healthcare professionals.

VR is being used effectively in exposure therapy to treat various mental health conditions, such as phobias, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and anxiety disorders. Patients can be gradually exposed to triggering situations in a controlled virtual environment, allowing them to confront their fears and anxieties in a safe and monitored setting. This approach can accelerate the therapeutic process and improve outcomes.

VR can aid in patient education by visualizing complex medical concepts and procedures in a more understandable manner. Patients can explore interactive 3D models of their own anatomy, enabling them to better understand their conditions and treatment options. This enhanced understanding empowers patients to make informed decisions about their health and treatment plans.

VR technology has the potential to revolutionize telemedicine by providing a more immersive and personal experience for remote consultations. Patients and healthcare providers can meet in virtual environments that simulate physical consultation rooms, making telehealth interactions feel more authentic and enhancing the doctor-patient relationship.

While the potential of VR in healthcare is vast, several challenges remain, including the cost of VR hardware and software, concerns about data privacy and security, and the need for standardized protocols and guidelines for its various applications. However, ongoing technological advancements, decreasing costs, and growing interest from healthcare professionals indicate a promising future for the integration of VR into mainstream medical practices, ultimately leading to improved patient outcomes and experiences.

Virtual Reality (VR) in Healthcare: A New Approach to Healing

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Today virtual reality in healthcare is on a rapid rise, and many well-known companies are using it in a novel way to improve the healthcare system all around the world. In this video, we'll explore the potential of virtual reality (VR) in healthcare as a new approach to healing. Let's deep dive into the video and learn more about how it can be used to improve mental health awareness and patient care.

Virtual Reality (VR) technology has rapidly evolved from its origins in the entertainment and gaming industries to find promising applications in various sectors, with healthcare being one of the most compelling and transformative areas of implementation. In healthcare, VR offers a wide range of opportunities to enhance medical procedures, training, therapy, patient education, and research.

Virtual Reality provides a safe and controlled environment for medical students and professionals to practice surgical procedures and other medical interventions. Surgical simulators in VR allow trainees to develop their skills, refine techniques, and gain confidence before operating on real patients. This reduces the risk associated with traditional hands-on training methods and helps improve the overall quality of healthcare professionals.

VR is being used effectively in exposure therapy to treat various mental health conditions, such as phobias, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and anxiety disorders. Patients can be gradually exposed to triggering situations in a controlled virtual environment, allowing them to confront their fears and anxieties in a safe and monitored setting. This approach can accelerate the therapeutic process and improve outcomes.

VR can aid in patient education by visualizing complex medical concepts and procedures in a more understandable manner. Patients can explore interactive 3D models of their own anatomy, enabling them to better understand their conditions and treatment options. This enhanced understanding empowers patients to make informed decisions about their health and treatment plans.

While the potential of VR in healthcare is vast, several challenges remain, including the cost of VR hardware and software, concerns about data privacy and security, and the need for standardized protocols and guidelines for its various applications. However, ongoing technological advancements, decreasing costs, and growing interest from healthcare professionals indicate a promising future for the integration of VR into mainstream medical practices, ultimately leading to improved patient outcomes and experiences.

Virtual Reality (VR) in Healthcare: A New Approach to Healing

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aka I went to the antique mart this weekend and did a bunch of art studies in augmented reality! SUPER fun way to hone the ol 3D brush skills

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VR Gaming in Your City – A Petite & Potent Introduction

We were introduced to virtual reality (in its mainstream form) first and foremost by Samsung. The South Korean tech giant introduced its very first headgear along with the Samsung Galaxy S7 series for just Rs. 8,200. Ever since the technology has evolved into something completely unprecedented. Nobody saw this coming. And now we are talking about the metaverse and brands like Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, and many more are investing in creating virtual spaces for consumers all over the world.

But let's not digress. We are here to talk about virtual reality games in Mohali and how they are becoming big not just in India but across the globe.

The Concept Of Virtual Reality Tracking:

There are gadgets, sensors, tools, and controllers that enable you to use virtual reality technology to its maximum potential. These sensors are attached to gloves, controllers, arm pads, shoulder pads, jackets, the headgear itself, and also the headphones that come attached to the entire setup. This is what allows you to enter into the virtual realm. Once you put on the headgear, the digital interactive imagery that you see somewhat becomes a part of your life for the time being.

The sensors attached to your body allow you to feel various sensations such as the movement of the air, water sprinkling around, the heat of the sun above, and also the pressure of bullets being fired, and the weight of the falling building on your head as you interact with the various elements in the virtual world. The sensors are able to track your movement and manipulate the 3D surroundings accordingly so that they become more realistic to you.

Samsung really made a breakthrough with its quad HD displays back in the day. All you had to do was buy the Samsung headgear and insert your smartphone into the slot. The high pixel count was able to ensure that no matter how up close your eyes were to the screen, there was no pixelation at all. The headgear would produce high-quality video and would give you an experience of being present in the footage. It could be any live content such as a cricket match, real-time rendering video game, or even your favourite OTT series.

Room-Scale Virtual Reality:

This concept of virtual reality games in Chandigarh makes use of the space that you are in. For example, if you are in your bedroom, an open-air cafe, or a gaming arena, the gaming elements would be dispersed across the space, utilising every surface, furniture piece, wall, door, window, table, and much more. Instead of being stuck in one position, you can move around and enjoy the game as if it was for real. This creates a very high level of immersion because when you move in real life, you move in the game as well. This gives you a higher level of control and the game feel becomes even more authentic.

Seated Or Standing Virtual Reality:

Seated and standing virtual reality gaming is very popular. It is also more affordable and far less exhausting too. You can experience some of the most popular VR games in Mohali in your nearest shopping malls, cafes, restaurants, and even fairs and exhibitions. They have lightweight sensors, pads, and other wearables that can be attached to various parts of your body. They're highly entertaining and needless to say a game changer for several brands in the market.

What You Need For A Fun VR Gaming Experience:

A virtual reality headset

A stand-alone VR setup

A compatible computer with enough ram and graphic cards

Free space to roam around

Originally Published at https://theamberpost.com/post/vr-gaming-in-your-city-a-petite-potent-introduction

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The Future of Virtual Reality | 5 Key Trends to Watch

The Future of Virtual Reality | 5 Key Trends to Watch

Virtual reality (VR) has come a long way in recent years, and its potential to revolutionize various industries is huge. From gaming and entertainment to education and healthcare, VR is being used in a wide range of applications, and its capabilities are constantly evolving. What is Virtual Reality? Virtual reality (VR) is a computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional environment which a…

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Saiid Kobeisy | Spring/Summer 2023 Couture

Kobeisy announced this is couture 2.0 - fully digital

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also more codelyokoposting but I really really dig XANA as a villain. It's not a person with a complex background that led them down the path of evil, it's not a morally grey character you sympathize with but condemn. It's a powerful AI capable of controlling almost anything in the real world. It doesn't have a face or a body, we only know it for its symbol and for the monsters it controls in the virtual world. It's willing not just to kill people through various methods (poisoning, drowning, car crash, fucking space lasers too?) but also Earth as a whole (it tried to blow up a NUCLEAR PLANT and crash two trains with toxic chemicals in them). And we don't even know why it does this, at least not for now. It may not even have a particular reason, just some sort of virus or malware in the form of an AI that seeks nothing but destruction without any goals in mind. This "pure evil" characteristic doesn't come off as childish, like in some children cartoons, it's just kind of scary to think that such an incomprehensible and destructive force exists, almost feels like a natural disaster

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There's a LOT of things people do wrong when constructing fantasy beliefs in pantheons of gods, but one of the more specific is having only one god related to fertility and it kind of being just a horny sex thing.

Like you'll have one in the entire bunch whose sphere is listed as fertility and it's basically like Yeah this is the sex one. She's always depicted naked (but not TOO naked because censorship and/or the writer's own skittishness). She's going to have the exact body type epitomized in contemporary western beauty standards and there's usually no chance in hell that she's gonna be fat (unless MAYBE they're referencing 'venus' figurines). Her thing is fertility, which means having sex and making babies. Might be a goddess of beauty or love or marriage too, because these are kinda sex things, but that's probably it. And yeah that sort of thing is virtually nonexistent in real life.

Like the concept of fertility is so fundamentally important to the function of most societies in human history in ways that it is just Not in industrialized imperial core countries. Most people are getting food from stores, and not having to worry about harvesting crops or breeding livestock or foraging for food or having enough animals to hunt, so fertility only really comes up as a concern if you're trying to have kids (and there is certainly societal pressure to have children, but your wellbeing and survival is rarely going to Depend on it). And I think writing only from that perspective and not even trying to learn about WHY fertility is so conceptually important is why you see this trend.

There's no absolute universal statement about how people believe in gods but it's broadly accurate that systems with many deities will Usually have more than one deity associated with fertility, and these associations will certainly include human reproduction but also the fertility of livestock/hunted animals, plants, the land itself.

Some fertility deities may also be heavily associated with seasonal changes or environmental factors that agriculture or foraging is dependent on (spring/summer/fall, seasonal rains, seasonal flooding, rain itself, sunlight, good soil, rivers, wetlands, etc). Some certainly might be related to love, marriage, sex, and beauty, but that's VERY RARELY going to be the sole way the concept of fertility is embodied. And they'll often will have other associations not directly about fertility, or related to fertility in culturally specific ways.

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September 12, 2024

🌟Attention all artists with headsets! 🌟

We're hosting an Autumn-themed art contest with 3 Logitech MX Ink styluses as prizes!

How to enter: Create a scene in Figmin depicting what 'Autumnal' means to you, then share a video of your work with the tag #FigminXR! Deadline is 9/24 and winners will be announced on 9/25.

Judging will be based on creativity🎨, fall vibes🍂, and best use of AR 🕶!

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alright. that's it. technology has gone too far

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the ending is brilliant thank you very much

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exhausted still yet my brain either wants to finish drawing, play both dod2 and xenoblade, or contemplate if i should subject myself to the evil trio of visual novels