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Virtual reality is such a cool concept in technology. It’s something that a lot of people are at the very least intrigued by. Maybe not something that they think about or look up on a daily basis, but something that they may keep an eye on. I mean Google has sold over 5 million Google cardboards and has shipped over 10 million of them. For those that don’t know what Google cardboard is, it’s a virtual reality platform that Google made ( a cardboard headset) that you put on your head that you use in conjunction with your smart phone that can give you a virtual reality like experience. What you do is download some compatible apps, put your smart into the Google cardboard. Put it on your head and have some fun.

Every day, we are discovering new ways to learn, and Virtual Reality is making a big impression on schools. Virtual Reality, also known as VR, come in headsets that make the environment look like a video game, creating a simulation that seeks past reality using advanced technology. It can VR can be a useful learning tool, however can come with risky, long-term disadvantages such as causing health issues, making one lose a sense of reality and have functionality issues.

Disruptive innovation is defined as a process that product or service takes root initially in simple applications at the bottom of a market, then relentlessly moves up and eventually displacing established competitors (Bower and Christensen 1995). It places risks on current market participants. Although the worldwide game industry have seen revenues jumps for years (Sinclair 2015), there are innovations that could probably shift consumers away from purchasing traditional video game consoles. Last year, Facebook placed a massive bet on virtual reality by acquiring Oculus VR, makers of the upcoming Rift headset, for approximately $2 billion (Sinclair 2014). Unlike traditional 2D screens, the Oculus Rift is a virtual reality system that completely immerses users inside virtual worlds (Oculus 2015). It is a fundamental change of how the gamers plays, interacts and communicates. Moreover, the latest development kit DK2 of Oculus is retailed for $350, which means this technology has already been affordable and accessible.Therefore, for the video game publishers VR could be viewed

For many years people have dreamed of new technologies that can be used for much entertainment. One of these technologic dreams has come to fruition, virtual reality. Truly immersive virtual reality is something that, while it exists, many have not experienced. Going into the future, virtual reality may just become a common item for people to use, rather than an eight hundred dollar headset that only a tech enthusiast would buy. With the growing popularity for these headsets many people will soon be curious of the effects of virtual reality. While virtual reality will be used for entertainment purposes, as an overall technology virtual reality is an overall good for society.

For countless years humanity has strived for the next innovation of the future. One of these extraordinary breakthroughs has been Virtual Reality. Gaming companies across our vast world have been working restlessly for many years to achieve what was once thought impossible. Working towards finally being able to place someone in a world where anything and everything is purely circumstantial and subject to change. The potential of virtual reality is limitless; it could quite possibly change everything we know. Virtual reality could provide new approaches to cure a multitude of mental illnesses and disorders as well as assist in physical therapy. Aside from the beneficial effects it could have in the medical field it could be ground breaking to the recreational aspects of society sending humanity leaps and bounds into the future. Virtual reality will definitely completely change and dominate the economic and business landscape.

The rate that the gaming industries are climbing have been astronomical compared to any other industry in the past decades. With much help by advertising and social media, the ones who back these companies by investing into them are the ones to thank. “According to the latest research from Strategy Analytics global virtual reality headset revenues will reach $895 million in 2016 with 77% of that value accounted for by newly launched premium devices from Oculus, HTC and Sony” (Cliff). Virtual Reality, or VR for short, has just had their launch with the HTC Vive, and already has been sold out of units for the next couple of months and will continue to be sold out for a while after that. Those who chose to back this idea and invested their own money

The creator of the content controls everything. He defines if the user can get distracted or not. And if he decides the user can be distracted, the creator can decide by what the user will be distracted. Furthermore: if the user puts on the VR-glasses, he will be more willing to invest some time to explore the worlds he will see. This is another strength of VR. You can build interactive worlds. The communication between text and reader, video and watcher is just one-sided. One recieves information the other part is the information. VR is probalby the first format that allows real interactivity like in computer games. You could build complete cities, make the user part of your story. The user could explore, learn, talk to people in your world. For the first time the user can controll what information he

Cyriel Diels (Diels) holds the idea that the virtual reality technology will hurt our physical health. The reason is that the virtual reality technology always make a sort of people dizzy, which is surely not a good thing of human’s health. Actually Johnson and David (Johnson) gave a noun for this kind of dizziness which is “simulator sickness”. The sickness is a sort of motion sickness that disturb many pilots since they always fly. In addition, the movement is not necessary because virtual reality technology can make a virtual reality movement environment for human (Johnson). What is more, the CTO of Oculus, which is a major company in virtual reality technology field, John Carmack (Carmack) have mentioned that motional sickness is a small problem for virtual reality technology according to his

Last year, VR witnessed quite a lot of fame and its popularity has been constantly growing all over the world. This year, VR is expected to develop even more and to become a mainstream consumer purchase. VR is supposed to change people’s expectations and experiences across all industries and IT giants such Microsoft, Google and Samsung have already made significant investments in VR technologies.

Virtual reality, which is mainly abbreviated as VR is about technologies of the computer that utilizes software to produce images that are realistic as well as sounds and different other sensations that imitate the real world. It is seen as if it creates an environment that is imagined. Moreover, VR fakes the physical presence of the user in the created setting by making it possible for the user to relate with the objects portrayed in the space through the use of specific screens for displaying or other devices such as projectors. VR is therefore said to create a three dimensional (3D) setting that people interact with. Technology is on its early phase as gadgets continue to crop, there by promising on the growth (Eadicicco, 2016). VR has had many uses. For example in education and training, VR, through its immersive qualities enhances learning. It has been used in video games through its incorporation with graphics, input technology and sound. In entertainment, VR has been utilized in simulators. Moreover, its use in fine arts is immersive and many notable artists like Jeffrey Shaw and Char Davies’s works have incorporated it. In engineering, VR has been used in aerospace and automobiles and it is believed to have a potential to add more dimensions to product building, virtual prototyping and cases involving performance use. In therapy, it has been applied to different exposure forms like in the treatment of phobia. According to Robison, Liu & Apuzzo (2011) in their study

Personally, I have only used a Virtual Reality headset two times. Although I am not very experienced with Virtual Reality, I have had tons of fun with them and they had led to great times with friends. I recently attended a 4-H camp where they had a couple of Virtual reality headsets, they put us in the situation of a drunk driver hitting head on with a driver to show us the possible dangers of drinking and driving. I thought that was one way they could further develop and use this technology. One of the more interesting activities I have done with a Virtual Reality headset besides playing games was exploring the universe and all the it holds. Sure it sounds boring, but these headsets can actually be used for learning which can make a huge difference in schools. This new technology could help with kids of all ages to learn new ways to see in detail what their teacher is trying to explain, and to

Virtual reality is influential technology which will have a strong impact on society. This body of writing states the history of Virtual Reality and its impact on society. Virtual reality is an experience in which the user is immersed in a responsive virtual world. With the very recent availability of Virtual Reality headsets and its growing popularity, one must understand the effects of Virtual Reality on our fast changing society. This would lead to an impact on social ethics as well that we as a society are not yet prepared for.

Purpose/Abstract- I wanted to do vr because I wanted to continue what I had left of on last year, but focus more on how it will help people rather than what is bad and what is good from using vr.

But what’s more, virtual reality is increasingly referring to the enhancement of interpersonal communication around the world on the same scale as the world wide web, an idea that has been dubbed “metaverse.” The implementation of virtual reality in our daily lives on a massive scale has the potential to change how we value. Is the full scale integration of virtual reality into our daily lives in line with the philosophy of technological appropriateness? That is to say, upon reflection of our ends and values, should we commit to the development of this technology for the purpose of changing our lifestyles? Will the end result preserve diversity, promote benign interactions between humans, their machines, and the biosphere, and will it promote human

Internet addition will be changing the personality of people and put people in danger. People start can not know the difference between virtual and reality. “As this virtual reality constitutes an integral part of their everyday life, young people often fail to recognize the differences between actual and virtual reality (Flora,2016, Pg199).” People will stay in danger when they are communicating with some people you of not know. Talk with someone people who do not know will let people stay in danger, though the research, 63% of people talk with