The CAVE Virtual Reality System The CAVE is a projection based virtual reality system developed at the Electronic Visualization Lab; it was created by Carolina Cruz-Neira, Dan Sandin, and Tom DeFanti, along with other students and staff of EVL. More recent VR systems based on the CAVE are the ImmersaDesk and the IWall. The ImmersaDesk is a one-screen, drafting table style device. The IWall is a ...

CAVE applications in VRML 2.0 This area contains some examples of CAVE VR applications which have been translated into VRML 2.0 scenes. The starting point is a room containing several doors. Each door is a link to a specific CAVE application. There are no links back from the applications to the starting room. These models were originally in VRML 1.0; hence, they have no dynamics or interaction ...

The CAVE : A Virtual Reality Theater The CAVE is a surround-screen, surround-sound, projection-based virtual reality (VR) system. The illusion of immersion is created by projecting 3D computer graphics into a 10'x10'x9' cube composed of display screens that completely surround the viewer. It is coupled with head and hand tracking systems to produce the correct stereo perspective and to isolate ...

CAVE Student Lead Users Group, information on CAVE's, virtual reality, Performer, and 3D modeling.