• Integration and support of a transition between different stages on the RVC.• The use of
multiple input and output devices simultaneously or in combination.• Tracking of multiple …

Building virtual reality applications is still a difficult and time consuming task. Software
developers need a common set of 3D widgets, hardware device abstraction and a set of …

Virtual Reality (VR) refers to a technology which is capable of shifting a subject into a
different environment without physically moving him/her. To this end the inputs into the …

Most Virtual Reality (VR) systems must consider the users' physical environment to immerse
these users in a virtual world and to make them aware of their interaction capabilities …

Virtual Reality (VR) provides opportunity for immersive experiences in several fields of
application, in particular in training and entertainment. Integrating tangible interaction with …

In this paper we describe how we address the problem of porting VR applications between
different VR setups without having to redesign any of the interaction aspects. SLiVR …

We look at differences between the experience of virtual environments and physical reality,
and consider making the technical limitations which cause these differences' visible', aiming …

The JCAD-VR framework is implemented to anticipate the use of VR within the creation
phase of the design process. It creates simple parametric 3D-shapes directly in a co-edit VR …

In this paper we describe a number of issues which are central to the design of a software
architecture for a distributed, generic, virtual reality system. These include support for …

Humans perceive the world with all five senses: visuals, audio, smell, touch and taste.
Crossmodal effects, ie the interaction of the senses, can have a major influence on how …