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Virtual Reality
Steven M. LaValle
Contents
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. Introduction
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What Is Virtual Reality?
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Modern VR Experiences
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History Repeats
Further reading
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. Bird's-Eye View
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Hardware
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Software
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Human Physiology and Perception
Further Reading
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. The Geometry of Virtual Worlds
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Geometric Models
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Changing Position and Orientation
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Axis-Angle Representations of Rotation
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Viewing Transformations
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Chaining the Transformations
Further Reading
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. Light and Optics
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Basic Behavior of Light
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Lenses
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Optical Aberrations
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The Human Eye
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Cameras
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Displays
Further Reading
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. The Physiology of Human Vision
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From the Cornea to Photoreceptors
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From Photoreceptors to the Visual Cortex
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Eye Movements
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Implications for VR
Further Reading
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. Visual Perception
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Perception of Depth
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Monocular depth cues
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Stereo depth cues
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Implications for VR
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Perception of Motion
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Detection mechanisms
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Stroboscopic apparent motion
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Implications for VR
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Perception of Color
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Combining Sources of Information
Further Reading
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. Visual Rendering
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Ray Tracing and Shading Models
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Rasterization
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Correcting Optical Distortions
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Improving Latency and Frame Rates
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Immersive Photos and Videos
Further Reading
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. Motion in Real and Virtual Worlds
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Velocities and Accelerations
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A one-dimensional world
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Motion in a 3D world
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The Vestibular System
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Physics in the Virtual World
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Tailoring the Physics to the Experience
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Numerical simulation
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Collision detection
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Mismatched Motion and Vection
Further Reading
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. Tracking
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Tracking 2D Orientation
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Tracking 3D Orientation
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Tracking Position and Orientation
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Tracking Attached Bodies
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3D Scanning of Environments
Further Reading
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. Interaction
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Motor Programs and Remapping
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Locomotion
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Manipulation
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Social Interaction
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Additional Interaction Mechanisms
Further Reading
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. Audio
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The Physics of Sound
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The Physiology of Human Hearing
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Auditory Perception
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Auditory Rendering
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Basic signal processing
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Acoustic modeling
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Auralization
Further Reading
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. Evaluating VR Systems and Experiences
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Perceptual Training
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Recommendations for Developers
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Comfort and VR Sickness
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Experiments on Human Subjects
Further Reading
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. Frontiers
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Touch and Proprioception
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Smell and Taste
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Robotic Interfaces
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Brain-Machine Interfaces
Bibliography
Index
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Steven M LaValle 2020-01-06
