A Display of Biopolymer Using Virtual Reality Modeling Language.

Using Ontologies for Modeling Virtual Reality Scenarios

Explorations of Display Interfaces for Virtual Reality

Three alternatives to the traditional head mounted Virtual Reality display are described. One configuration is the Virtual Holographic Workstation; an external stereo CRT viewed by a user wearing head tracking stereo shutter glasses. Another is a Computer Augmented Reality camcorder, where virtual objects are composited onto live video using six axis tracking information about the location of t...

Virtual Reality Modeling Language Templates for Dynamic Model Construction

The use of our rube Methodology permits the design of computing models that are framed using user-specified aesthetics. For example, we can design a functional block model using 3D blocks and pipes, or alternatively, using rooms and portals. Our recent approach has been to construct dynamic models using the Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML) by taking familiar 2D icons, and subsequently m...

The Visual Display Transformation for Virtual Reality

The visual display transformation for virtual reality (VR) systems is typically much more complex than the standard viewing transformation discussed in the literature for conventional computer graphics. The process can be represented as a series of transformations, some of which contain parameters that must match the physical configuration of the system hardware and the user’s body. Because of ...

Towards a Virtual Reality Intelligent Agent Language

In this paper we present a first approach to VAL, an implementation-independent agentoriented programming language. It allows developers to write agent representation code in a conceptual level, focusing specifically upon the agent’s definition requirements. VAL code is not in any way related to the agent system’s architecture and implementation, allowing agent definitions to be portable betwee...