The Disney Research Center has developed a 360-degree virtual reality application that uses a special chair to provide users with a full range of body sensations. Users can add custom “sensory effects,†such as rain or heart beats. Ali Israr, a senior R&D engineer at the Disney Research Center, said: "In recent years, with the advancement of computer graphics and computing platforms, and the smooth flow of information between hardware and software, these three forces have converged to make virtual reality a reality. †"Our team is working on VR tactile sensations and has the same rich experience as today's 360-degree video. The current VR system provides 'buzz-like' tactile sensations through the handheld controller, but the technology can A richer experience." "We have developed a framework that allows users to choose from a number of meaningful feelings that can be adjusted to complement the vision and the user operates by using different tactile feedback devices." Tactile playback and editing plug-ins developed by researchers can connect VR game engines to custom haptic devices. Users can create and personalize haptic feedback, and can also associate haptic feedback with events triggered by VR game engines. The VR360HD haptic app was developed and tested using a consumer helmet and Disney's haptic chair. The back of the chair is equipped with 6 vibrators, and there are two subwoofers on the chair and back, or "shaker". The vibrator generates vibration from behind, while the subwoofer shakes two different parts of the body, which creates a sense of movement. Users can choose from the many sensory effects that Disney collects and tests. These sensory effects are named with common words, such as rain, pulse, and rumble, and the user can rename them for distinction, such as distinguishing between slight rain and heavy downpour. glitter keychain,luminous keychains,glitter keychain molds,keychains bulk,keychain wholesale,shiny keychain Shenzhen Konchang Electronic Technology Co.,Ltd , https://www.konchangs.com
