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Introduction Of Essay

Virtual reality (VR) is also known as Virtual Environment (VE) which basically means Real time interactive graphics with 3 dimensional models that is combined with a display technology which gives the user the immersion in the model world and direct manipulation (Fuch 1992), occupations such as architecture, engineering and interior designing would be difficult to imagine without graphical workstations. This essay will mainly talk about the history of virtual reality, future development possible on this topic, advantages and disadvantages of VR.

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