Wednesday, 4 March 2015

Where Virtual Reality is taking Architectural Design

Imagine designing a building in a virtual environment, similar to what we saw in the movie "Minority Report".



Project Anywhere takes virtual reality gaming to new level, Constantinos Miltiadis, of ETH Zurich, has created Project Anywhere, a real time augmented reality environment where your own body is a digital avatar.


The centrepiece of his proof-of-concept kit are these lightweight Inteligloves that 

Constantinos has developed.


"This is an elastic PLA material that you can 3D print on a home 3D printer. These are flex sensors, we have a wireless module. This is a nine degree of freedom…inertia measuring unit, so it has an accelerometer, gyroscope, and digital compass." 


Using a smart phone which is fitted to a simple 3D-printed headset, users become fully immersed in the VR environment. Eventually (with further development) multiple people could occupy the same virtual space. 

Check out the video care of Reuters Video. 
And, thanks Andrea (from my office) for sending me the link :-).

Sc.

Oh, and check these out from Sony

Sony's Morpheus virtual reality helmet set 



1 comment:

  1. As an Archethic this sign it will give me some interesting update about this field.

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