Back to Course
Extended Reality Technologies for Education and Training
0% Complete
0/0 Steps
-
Section 1: The Metaverse and Spatial Computing4 Topics|1 Quiz
-
Section 2: The History and Future of AR, VR, MR, and XR3 Topics|1 Quiz
-
Section 3: Extended Reality1 Topic
-
Section 4: Virtual Reality8 Topics|1 Quiz
-
Module 4.1: What is Virtual Reality
-
Module 4.2: Most Popular VR Devices
-
Module 4.3: How to setup a VR device
-
Module 4.4: Controlling the Device
-
Module 4.5: Define Your Play Area (Guardian Setup)
-
Module 4.6: Start Exploring
-
Module 4.7: Casting
-
Quiz: Section 3 and 4 - Extended Reality & Virtual Reality
-
Module 4.1: What is Virtual Reality
-
Section 5: Augmented Reality4 Topics|1 Quiz
-
Section 6: Mixed Reality3 Topics|1 Quiz
-
Section 7: XR Holographic Display5 Topics|1 Quiz
-
Section 8: Benefits of learning and working in simulations6 Topics|1 Quiz
-
Section 9: Conclusion1 Topic
Lesson 7,
Topic 2
In Progress
Module 7.2: Key Features of Devices Stereoscopic 3D Display
Nudle January 27, 2025
Lesson Progress
0% Complete
- The screen shows two slightly different images for each eye, creating a 3D effect when viewed through compatible glasses.
- Tracking and Interaction:
- Motion-tracking sensors follow the user’s head or stylus movements, adjusting the perspective in real-time for a life-like 3D experience.
- A stylus or touch input allows users to manipulate 3D objects (e.g., rotate, dissect, or move).
- Immersive Yet Accessible:
Unlike VR headsets, these systems do not require users to wear headgear. Interaction happens in a seated or standing position, making it ideal for shared or classroom environments.