vConnect: perceive and interact with real world from CAVE

He, Yejun; Zhang, Ziyang; Nan, Xiaoming; Zhang, Ning; Guo, Fei; Rosales, Edward; Guan, Ling

doi:10.1007/s11042-015-3121-4

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“…The standard CAVE was equipped with four Christie DS+6K-Mirage projectors by Christie Digital 3 and four DELL Precision T7600 computers provided by DELL. 4 In our mobile-CAVE, we used four Sony MP-CL1A mobile laser projectors 5 and four ASUS ROG GL702V VR enabled laptops supplied with NVIDIA GTX 1070 6 and 24GB RAM. During the operation of the simulation, recorded the CPU level of the main machine and the power consumption of each CAVE system.…”

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“…4) Cost: The cost of the CAVE is high, including highend devices, projectors, walls-sized displays, and the cubical metal room. On the research aspect, diverse CAVE applications have been recently published such as virtual experience for thematic tourism [5] and vConnect Cave system [6]. Encouraged by the above proposed systems, we investigate that a CAVE system that overcomes current limitations.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…DELL: www.dell.com5 Sony Mobile Projector: www.sony.com/electronics/projector/mp-cl1a6 ASUS STRIX VR: www.asus.com/us/Laptops/ROG-GL702VS…”

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Surround-Screen Mobile Based Projection: Design and Implementation of Mobile Cave Virtual Reality

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Virtual reality (VR) is the employment of computer devices to simulate real or imaginary environments. Conventional user interfaces stress the usage of screen displays to interact with the developed environment. The prospect of VR enables the user to be virtually inside the environment. Cave automatic virtual reality environment (CAVE) is one kind of room-shaped VR technology that displays the environment on its walls. We observe some common limitations in the existing CAVE technology, such as fixed space requirements, and the difficulty in moving it. In this paper, we present a novel mobile-CAVE system that uses light-weighted materials and portable powered devices. It solves the limitation of re-using the allocated space by packing it and the ability to move it easily. We have assessed our technology by performing usability analysis, power consumption, and mobility experimental study. The profound experiments demonstrated the efficiency of the proposed technology in comparison with the former CAVE system.INDEX TERMS Virtual reality, Cave automatic virtual reality environment (CAVE), sustainable development, projection paradigms, mobile technology.

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confidence: 99%