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 ...

Home projects people publications search back to projects overview papers Virtual Retinal Display (VRD) Group How the VRD Works The Virtual Retinal Display (VRD) team has been focused on developing improvements to the current prototype systems and on creating the parts needed for future prototypes. The VRD, based on the concept of scanning an image directly on the retina of the vi ewer's eye, ...

Home projects people publications search back to projects overview papers above image Copyright Miss Howard Chambers. All images on this webpage are copyrighted. Harborview research nurse Gretchen Carrougher RN (left) and Verna Cain, RN (right) removing staples from a skin graft of a burn patient in virtual reality. Introduction: The University of Washington Harborview Burn Center, directed by ...

Access Count: since 2/25/96 Outline of Paper ABSTRACT 1. INFOSPACE OBJECTIVE 2. INFOSPACE COMPONENTS 2.1 Space 2.2 Blocks, SuperBlocks and Matrices 2.3 Systems 2.4 Directories 2.5 System UpTrace Panels 2.6 Screens 2.7 Manipulators and Navigators 2.7.1 Manipulation and Navigation Control Panels 2.8 Hyper-Connections and Hyper-Connection Panels 2.9 Briefcases 3. COMPONENT SPECIFICATIONS, BEHAVIOR, ...

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 ...