Hello,
In the above slide, I have explained the important factors in virtual reality. There are four factors:
1. **Visual Realism**: This refers to the level of realism in the virtual environment. For instance, games like GTA 6 strive to create highly realistic visuals to immerse players in the virtual world.
2. **Image Resolution**: Image resolution determines the clarity and detail of visuals. For example, on platforms like YouTube, viewers can select different resolutions such as 720p or 1080p for varying levels of detail and clarity.
3. **Frame Rate**: Frame rate is crucial for smooth motion in virtual environments, especially in gaming. Higher frame rates ensure smoother gameplay and more immersive experiences. An example of the importance of frame rate can be seen in fast-paced action games where a higher frame rate leads to more responsive and enjoyable gameplay.
4. **Latency**: Latency refers to the delay between user actions and system responses. In virtual reality, low latency is essential to provide users with a seamless experience. For instance, when a player moves in a VR game, the system must respond quickly without noticeable delays to maintain immersion.
I've provided explanations for each factor in the presentation, with additional information available for further understanding. This approach ensures that the audience gains a basic understanding without feeling overwhelmed by too much information on the slides. Thank you for your guidance.
2. Visual Realism
The level of realism in a scene aids considerably in making a believable
environment. Ray tracer and professional animation systems produce
incredibly realistic images such as those used in special effects for movie
production.
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4. Image Resolution
Image resolution is another factor that is closely linked with visual realism.
Computer generated images consist of discrete picture elements or pixels ,
the size and number of these being dependent on the display size and
resolution
5. Frame Rate
A frame rate is another factor of a discrete nature used in computer graphics
and animation . To give the impression of a dynamic picture , the system
simply updates the display very frequently with a new image.
6. Latency
Latency in VR refers to the delay between the user's action and the system's
response. High latency can cause disorientation and motion sickness, impacting
the overall immersion. It is crucial to minimize latency to ensure a smooth and
realistic VR experience for users.
