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The Engineering Reality of Virtual Reality III
Advance Program
Technical Conference 2653B
Friday 2nd February 1996
Published as part of the IS&T/SPIE Proceedings Vol. 2653-Stereoscopic Displays and Virtual Reality Systems III
Part of the IS&T/SPIE Symposium on Electronic Imaging: Science & Technology
The San Jose Convention Centre, San Jose, California
The Engineering Reality of Virtual Reality III
Conference Chairs:
- Mark T. Bolas, Fakespace, Inc.;
- Scott S. Fisher, Telepresence Research, Inc.
Program Committee:
- Steve T. Bryson, NASA Ames Research Ctr.;
- Jim Humphries, Sterling Software, Inc.;
- Henry A. Sowizral, Boeing Computer Services
Demonstrations of Stereoscopic Display, VR, AR, and Remote Presence
Technologies
Thursday 1 February · 2:20 to 5:00 pm
Chairs:
- John O. Merritt, Interactive Technologies (3D)
- Mark T. Bolas, Fakespace, Inc. (VR)
Interactive demonstrations of hardware platforms and display content to
support presentations given in the conferences "Stereoscopic Displays and
Applications VII" and "The Engineering Reality of Virtual Reality III."
Tools and Analysis
Friday 2 February, 1996
SESSION 7 .... Fri. 8:05 am to Noon
Chair: Jim Humphries, Sterling Software, Inc.
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Electronic Mimosa,
S. Gupta, M. S. Datta, S. Grover, V. Rana, National
Institute of Information Technology Ltd. (India)
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Off-axial HMD optical system consisting of aspherical surfaces without
rotational symmetry,
H. Hoshi, N. Taniguchi, H. Morishima, T. Akiyama, Canon
Imaging Research Ctr. (Japan); S. Yamazaki, A. Okuyama, Canon Lens Products
Development Ctr. (Japan)
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Force feedback and virtual reality systems,
L. B. Rosenberg, Immersion Corp.
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Evaluating visual and auditory enhancements to a virtual target acquisition
task,
K. Nemire, Interface Technologies Corp.
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Physiological approach to optimal immersive game programming: a technical
guide,
W. L. Martens, Headspace; R. McRuer, C. T. Childs, E. Viirree, J. E.
Williamson, Virtual I/O
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Improved temporal response in virtual environments through system hardware and software reorganization,
R. H. Jacoby, Sterling Software, Inc.; B. D. Adelstein, Western Aerospace Labs.; S. R. Ellis, NASA Ames Research Ctr.
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Virtual audio server,
H. Fouad, J. K. Hahn, The George Washington Univ.
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VR + AI = intelligent environments: a synergistic approach to engineering design support,
C. J. Darken, Siemens Corporate Research; R. Darken, Naval Research Lab.
Lunch/Exhibit Break
Tools and Applications
SESSION 8 .... Fri. 1:30 to 5:00 pm
Chair: Henry A. Sowizral, Boeing Computer Services
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Lessons on using VR as a new medium (Keynote Address),
R. Pausch, Univ. of Virginia
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Frontiers in user interface design: wearable computers,
M. R. Clark, Apple Computer, Inc.
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Real-time race tracking systems by 3D graphic rendering,
M. Yamaji, Questec Inc. (Japan); T. F. Stinson III, Questec International Inc.
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Sculpting 3D worlds with music,
C. Greuel, M. T. Bolas, N. Bolas, Fakespace, Inc.
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Validation and verification of a virtual environment for training naval
submarine officers,
D. L. Zeltzer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; N.
J. Pioch, Bolt, Beranek, and Newman, Inc.
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Engineering applications of virtual reality,
J. R. Smith, R. V. Grimes,
Bell-Northern Research; T. A. Plant, Bell-Northern Research Europe Ltd. (UK)
Panel Discussion .... Fri. 5:00 pm
VR as a Medium: Evolving, Maturing, or Mutating?
Moderator: Scott S. Fisher, Telepresence Research, Inc.
Panel Members:
- Mark T. Bolas, Fakespace, Inc.
- Randy Pausch, Univ. of Virginia
- Jim Humphries, Sterling Software, Inc.
- Henry A. Sowizral, Boeing Computer Services
Related information:
The Engineering Reality of Virtual Reality Conference is held in close cooperation with
The Stereoscopic Displays and Applications Conference.
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