VR Delivery Methods

Desktop VR Application – Instead of complex and expensive graphical workstation products, the Tietronix 3D/VR Solutions Team has implemented VR applications using standard PCs enhanced graphics technologies to produce desktop visualization applications. The virtual simulation or animation is delivered with the implementation of special VR-based (or stereographic) devices using conventional PC monitors. This allows the user to view the display screen as a window to a virtual world where the scene and objects look, act, and sound real. This has been coined “Window on a World” (WoW).

Immersive VR Systems – Utilizing PC or other graphics workstation, the 3D/VR team can produce an ultimate VR system to completely immerse the user's personal viewpoint inside the virtual world. These "immersive" VR systems are often equipped with visualization devices such as Head Mounted Displays (HMD) or Boom-mounted displays where the user is isolated from the external world and immersed in the graphical world displayed in these devices.

The CAVE (CAVE Autonomous Virtual Environment) represents another technological variation of the immersive systems that use multiple large projection displays to create a 'Cave' or room in which the viewer(s) stand. The Tietronix development team can also implement other autostereographic display technologies, eliminating need for stereographic glasses.