Virtual reality is a term that youll see used frequently at Seeker in the coming year, so wed like to take this opportunity to break down some of the terminology. There are two primary types of Virtual Reality these days: cinematic 360 VR and interactive game-engine based VR. <\/p>\n
Interactive VR Interactive game-engine based VR takes things one step further by allowing you to move around a computer generated world; picking up objects and moving through a fully interactive environment. Imagine your favorite video game;interactive VR allows you to become the main character of the game, moving through digitally generated worlds, transporting yourself through stories that require interaction to be told. <\/p>\n
Interactive VR typically requires users to have some sort of controller or special remote that allows them to bring their hands into VR for full control. <\/p>\n
Keep checking back in on our VR hub for more updates in both cinematic and interactive realms. We have lots of exciting projects in store and can't wait to create the future with you. <\/p>\n
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