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Applications of VR


STIMULATOR
There are many kinds of stimulators such as airplane stimulator, ship stimulator and car stimulator which are the same as the real and much safer to practice on.

GAMING
VR has changed the face of gaming, now gamers can play being an actual graphic character in the game.

EDUCATION
VR offers very different kinds of experience than those students normally encounter in school. Students can actually experience what they learn which would make their learning effective.

MEDICAL
Medical applications for virtual reality (VR) are just beginning to emerge. These include VR surgical simulators, telepresence surgery, complex medical database visualization, and rehabilitation. The VR surgical simulator is a stylized recreation of the human abdomen with several essential organs, a person can learn anatomy from a new perspective by ‘flying’ inside and around the organs, or can practice surgical procedures with a scalpel and clamps.


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