Development Of Interactive Objects Using Unity 3D For Oculus Rift With Motion Sensor

Chong, Pei Yin (2016) Development Of Interactive Objects Using Unity 3D For Oculus Rift With Motion Sensor. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

With the advance of technology, 3D visualization is no longer unachievable. In order to achieve 3D visualization, computer that supports high graphical quality is already sufficed. However, for one to be fully immersed to experience 3D visualization has become a breakthrough in virtual reality system with the emerging of Oculus Rift. Virtual reality technology has been classified as emerging technology that is relatively fast growing with prominent impact and ambiguity. The potential of virtual reality technology is still currently being explored to fully utilized it to aid in many industries that is not only limited to gaming field since Oculus Rift is first being introduced as a headset that provides immersive gaming experience. Virtual reality technology is being applied in education field to bring school books to life, reducing training cost for medical surgery practices for medical students and enabling designer to explore own design through immersive 3D modeling. Thus, this project aimed to exploit the Oculus Rift combining with Leap Motion sensor to provide immersive interactive virtual environment that is suitable for the application in education field. Virtual Reality Keyboard-Dictionary and “LEGO” mode is developed by using Unity3D integrated with Oculus Rift and Leap Motion sensor to effectively enhance learning process with knowledge being delivered in a whole new interactive virtual environment where the command is being controlled using hand gesture. With suitable methods used and algorithms designed, a fully interactive virtual environment that implemented virtual hand controlled system is the outcome of the project.

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