Instead of going on language courses to other countries, why not order an espresso in an Italian cafe while sitting on the couch at home?


What seems a bit like science fiction is possible with the help of virtual reality (VR). “In virtual environments, students can actively act and communicate, regardless of location,” says lecturer Timo Ahlers, who researches VR at the University of Potsdam in Germany.


What is VR? “It is a computer-generated, purely digital environment in which you can move virtually and in real time,” Ahlers explains.


This environment can be experienced through a head-mounted display, known as a VR headset. “This means that my vision and hearing are virtually linked to the virtual environment,” he says.





A child explores a virtual world with a VR headset. They enable learning languages ​​and other subjects in virtual environments. Photo: Shutterstock
A child explores a virtual world with a VR headset. They enable learning languages ​​and other subjects in virtual environments. Photo: Shutterstock



Simulating a visit to a café or a doctor, solving puzzles in a labyrinth, playing a basketball game or having a conversation around a virtual campfire: VR makes many things possible.



Sitemap of fjqemxzyka.nika62.ru

Cannabis News RSS Feeds: Weedrss.com

1000+ unique media and news posts every 24 hours…

Published 2 hours ago
Published 7 hours ago
Published 13 hours ago
Published 16 hours ago
Published 17 hours ago
Published 17 hours ago
Published 20 hours ago
Published 21 hours ago
Published 21 hours ago
Published 21 hours ago
Published 22 hours ago