Collaborative Virtual Environment Considering Scalability and Usability

Nakai, Yuto; Kamon, N.; Shibata, Yoshitaka

doi:10.1109/mdm.2006.46

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“…Previously, many VR projects orbited around the concept of Collaborative Virtual Environments (CVE), defined by Normand et al as the use of natural spatial metaphors, together with the integration of participants and data within the same and common spatial frame of reference [2]. For example, Nakai et al realised a network infrastructure for peer to peer distributed computation on a collaborative virtual envi-ronment [3]. With the proper use of Level Of Details function for 3D elements and the correct distribution of the contents within the nodes of the peer to peer network, they achieve a good level of usability and scalability of the CVE system.…”

Section: Virtual Realitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Learning Capacity in Simulated Virtual Neurological Procedures

Mancosu¹,

Czanner²,

Punter³

2020

Computer Science Research Notes

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In recent years, the use of Virtual Reality (VR) has skyrocketed in many fields. From videogames to education, the popularity of this technology is well known also thanks to its affordability and the growing number of available content. An immersive approach and the correct use of gamification have been proven to be valuable tools for learning in different fields. There are many examples of the adoption of VR application also in the healthcare setting not only for learning purposes but also for patients' rehabilitation. This paper is intended to list some existing works and then present our project for an immersive serious game with the aim of enhancing the training of healthcare workers for the assessment of stroke patients.

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Section: Virtual Realitymentioning

confidence: 99%