Interactive Head Tracking For Desktop VR Display With Motion Sensor

Muhammad Amiruddin, Mohd Zainnai (2015) Interactive Head Tracking For Desktop VR Display With Motion Sensor. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project is about interaction in Virtual Reality (VR) desktop display by using three dimensional (3D) input device. VR is a computer-generated and 3D space representation of real world environment where the user can interact just like in real world. The aim of the project is to create a simple implementation and low cost of VR environment with motion gesture controller. The major benefits of this project are to increase user’s immersion experience, for instance, within intense gaming application and to boost training-through-simulation for diverse field, like e-learning, military, healthcare, and entertainment industries. This project are implemented by using Leap Motion controller and webcam. The system will track the head movement and provide a 3D environment, which can interact with human gesture. The simplicity of implementation of these devices to create an interactive VR environment makes them very interesting and unique. This project are able to integrate the VR environment and human gesture-based interaction seamlessly, producing an interactive head tracking desktop VR display with motion sensor.

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