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• Cameras
  ==Virtual Reality Cameras== ==360° Cameras==
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• Project Beyond
  |Subtype=[[Virtual Reality Camera]] [[Project Beyond]] is a [[virtual reality]] [[camera]] developed by [[Samsung]]. Unveiled on November 12, 2014, Proje
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• Google Jump
  |Subtype=[[Virtual Reality Camera]] |Camera=16 GoPro HERO4, 16 other cameras
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• Odyssey
  |Subtype=[[Virtual Reality Camera]] ...gle]]'s [[Jump]] platform. Odyssey is composed of 16 [[GoPro HERO4 Black]] cameras lining the rim of a ring-shaped array. It uses Jump's software to stitch to
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• Outside-in tracking
  ...mann, A.L. (2001). A new optical tracking system for virtual and augmented reality applications. Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference Proceed ...the visible light spectrum, it is common to use infra-red (IR) markers and cameras that can detect that type of light.<ref name=”1”></ref><ref name=”2�
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• Lytro Immerge
  |Subtype=[[Virtual Reality Camera]] ...x degrees of freedom experience. A total of five layers full of 360-degree cameras and sensors allow for accurate horizontal and vertical parallax, which is n
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• Vuze
  |Subtype=[[Virtual Reality Camera]] [[Vuze]] is a consumer [[Virtual Reality Cameras|Virtual Reality camera]], [[stereoscopic 3D]] and 360 degrees, developed by HumanEyes Techn
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• Pico Neo 3 Pro
  |VR/AR=[[Virtual Reality]] |Camera=4 mono fisheye cameras
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• 3D human-computer interaction
  [[File:Augmented Reality Studierstube.jpg|thumb|Users wearing headsets and interacting in 3D]] * Gesture Recognition: Cameras and sensors (e.g., [[Microsoft Kinect]], [[Leap Motion]]) that capture body
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• Light field camera
  An example is the [[Lytro]] cameras, such as the [[Lytro (1st generation)]]. ...ling shutter. OTOY's system used post processing and was suited to virtual reality. This was done in the year 2015.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyJUg-
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• Leap Motion VR
  |Camera=2 monochromatic Infrared cameras, 1.3 Megapixels ...orms into [[Leap Motion VR]] when it is attached to a [[VR Devices|Virtual Reality head-mounted display]]. Compatible with [[Oculus Rift (Platform)|Oculus Rif
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• Surround 360
  |VR/AR=Virtual Reality |Camera=Point Grey cameras
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• Pixel density
  ...d clarity for different types of displays (i.e. computers, mobile gadgets, cameras, etc). Pixel density is often measured in Pixels per Inch (PPI) - the numbe ==Pixel density in Virtual Reality==
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• Fiducial marker
  ...cognizes it as a reference object to anchor virtual content in [[augmented reality]]. In [[VR]] and [[AR]], fiducial markers are used for [[positional trackin ...ect so it can be tracked by the external camera(s). The camera or multiple cameras would follow the movement and position of the marker to figure out its posi
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• WorldSense
  ..., and the gadget will identify those movements and translate them into the virtual environment.<ref name=”1”> Lang, B. (2017). Google announces ‘WorldSe ...adset can tell how far you’ve walked in real space and translate that into virtual motion as well.” Therefore, it is also a [[markerless tracking]] device,
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• Occipital Bridge
  |VR/AR= [[Mixed Reality]] ...t greatly relies on the Structure Sensor, a fascinating technology made of cameras and sensors that are meant to capture the depth maps of an object within a
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• VideoStitch
  ...vidual video files into a single seamless 360 video suitable for [[virtual reality]] use. The software automates the whole video stitching process and include ...system is the [[ELMO Panoramic]] system, which contains 4 QBiC wide angle cameras.
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• Chaperone
  ...ne system is a utility design by [[Valve]] to be used with their [[Virtual Reality#Platforms|VR platform]], [[SteamVR]], and [[Virtual_Reality#Devices|Head Mo ...at they will not collide with any physical barriers as they experience the virtual content.
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• NextVR
  |Industry=[[Virtual Reality]] [[NextVR]] is [[virtual reality]] capture and delivery technology [[company]] based in Laguna Beach, Califo
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• Mixed reality headset
  A '''mixed reality headset''' is a headset that overlays computer generated content on a [[coo ...h is largely the same as [[augmented reality]], although in practice mixed reality tends to use camera passthrough instead of optical seethrough. Examples of
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