Difference between revisions of "ImmersaDesk"
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It was created by [[Dave Pape]]. | It was created by [[Dave Pape]]. | ||
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| + | It uses LCD shutter stereo glasses.<ref name="d573">{{cite web | title=The Immersadesk | website=NCSA | url=https://users.ncsa.illinois.edu/tcoffin/ART/THESIS/FINAL/immersadesk.html | access-date=2024-05-22}}</ref> | ||
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| + | The computer that powers it is an SGI computer.<ref name="d573"/> | ||
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| + | The head and hand are tracked with [[Ascension]] electromagnetic sensors. They are wired.<ref name="d573"/> | ||
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| + | The glasses are [[Stereographics]]' LCD shutter glasses.<ref name="d573"/> | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Revision as of 13:15, 22 May 2024
File:NTTICC ImmersaDesk.jpg
An ImmersaDesk system
The ImmersaDesk is a world-fixed virtual reality display derived from the CAVE.[1]
It was created by Dave Pape.
It uses LCD shutter stereo glasses.[2]
The computer that powers it is an SGI computer.[2]
The head and hand are tracked with Ascension electromagnetic sensors. They are wired.[2]
The glasses are Stereographics' LCD shutter glasses.[2]