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[[File:Stereoscopic images.png|thumb|Figure 1. Stereoscopic images (Image: www.vrs.org.uk)]]
−[[File:Link trainer.png|thumb|Figure 2. Link Trainer (Image: www.vrs.org.uk)]]
−[[File:Sensorama.png|thumb|Figure 3. Sensorama (Image: www.vrs.org.uk)]]
−[[File:VR Nasa.png|thumb|Figure 4. Virtual Environment Reality workstation technology (Image: www.sciencefocus.com)]]
−[[File:VR arcade.png|thumb|Figure 5. VR Arcade Machines (Image: www.vrs.org.uk)]]
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==History==
==History==
−VR is made possible using electronics and computer technology. More primitive ideas can be implemented using more primitive technology, such as a fixed [[stereoscope]], or panoramic murals (or 360-degree murals). These fill the viewer’s field of vision with the intention of making them feel a sense of presence at a certain historical event or scene.<ref name=”1”> Virtual Reality Society. History of Virtual Reality. Retrieved from https://www.vrs.org.uk/virtual-reality/history.html</ref> <ref name=”2”> The Franklin Institute. History of Virtual Reality. Retrieved from https://www.fi.edu/virtual-reality/history-of-virtual-reality</ref>
VR is made possible using electronics and computer technology. More primitive ideas can be implemented using more primitive technology, such as a fixed [[stereoscope]], or panoramic murals (or 360-degree murals). These fill the viewer’s field of vision with the intention of making them feel a sense of presence at a certain historical event or scene.<ref name=”1”> Virtual Reality Society. History of Virtual Reality. Retrieved from https://www.vrs.org.uk/virtual-reality/history.html</ref> <ref name=”2”> The Franklin Institute. History of Virtual Reality. Retrieved from https://www.fi.edu/virtual-reality/history-of-virtual-reality</ref>