Dave Pape
ABSTRACT
This course teaches the details of building a moderate-cost, single-screen projection-based virtual reality system. It will cover the basics of virtual reality - stereoscopy, tracking, audio - and the options for implementing them with commodity hardware. Open source software to drive the system will also be discussed.
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