Virtual Reality
Virtual Reality (VR) is a major component of Extended Reality that leverages computer science to create a completely immersive, simulated environment for a user. By utilizing specialized hardware like headsets that block out the physical world and motion-tracking controllers, VR replaces a user's real-world surroundings with a computer-generated, three-dimensional digital world. The primary goal of this technology is to achieve a state of "presence," making the user feel as though they are physically inside the virtual environment, able to look around, move, and interact with its elements in a believable way.
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2. VR Hardware Architecture