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	Artificial reality - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Artificial reality was the term Myron W. Krueger used to describe his interactive immersive environments, based on video recognition techniques, that put a user in full, unencumbered contact with the digital world.
		His first book Artificial Reality was published in 1983 and updated in Artificial Reality II in 1991 (both published by Addison-Wesley).
		The term is occasionally used in New Age spirituality to describe the reality we are currently living in.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Artificial_reality (126 words)

	Virtual Reality
		Virtual reality is a surrounding computer-simulated ecology within which humans interact with computer-generated objects in a manner governed by sufficient computer reasoning that the interaction seems realistic.
		Examples include a surgeon using virtual reality to operate at a micro-scale that would not be possible with unaided human hands or a pilot with a cloudy head-mounted-display that superimposes maps on the pilot's area of vision to guide navigation.
		Virtual reality will generally also be a tremendous aid for development in the fields of engineering and manufacturing, configuration and construction, biotechnology and nanoscale pharmacology, chemistry and nanoscale modeling, medicine and bionics, the clothing sector, and the fine arts.
	www.virtelink.com (3667 words)

	Virtual Reality
		Virtual Reality (VR) is an immersive biosphere within which a human can engage that is comprised of computer-simulated elements and is animated by a sufficiently high level of data processor rationality to seem realistic to the participating human.
		Examples consist of a surgeon using virtual reality to operate at a micro-scale that would not be possible with unaided human hands or a pilot with a partially opaque head-mounted-display that superimposes maps on the pilot's discipline of vision to guide navigation.
		Virtual reality may facilitate patients with brain damage to regain the required attributes to perform tasks by retraining damaged regions of the brain or by knowledge to use new areas.
	www.vivr.com (3381 words)

	City-Traffic: An Artificial Reality System of Traffic in an Urban Area
		Artificial reality means reproducing the real world in detail on computers.
		The state of the real system is continuously monitored by thousands of sensors (in the case of City-Traffic by induction loops, floating car data etc).
		In a process similar to relaxation in mathematics, the state of the artificial system is kept almost identical to the state of the real system.
	www.ercim.org /publication/Ercim_News/enw46/muehlen.html (939 words)

	Principles of 3D Virtual Reality
		Telepresence differs from pure or mixed reality in that the artificial reality may be transparent to the participating human.
		Thus, computational effort in artificial reality can be conserved without important loss in perceptual realism by rendering the surfaces of moving things in less detail than the surfaces of stationery objects.
		Virtual reality will generally furthermore be a large aid for design in the fields of engineering and invention, architecture and construction, biotechnology and nano-pharmacology, chemistry and nanoscopic modeling, medicine and bionics, the clothing field, and the fine arts.
	www.virtual-3d.com (3616 words)

	Mind Uploading: Artificial Reality Policy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Artificial realities present a host of policy issues.
		Another possibility is that the government may actually require some patients to enter an artificial reality under some circumstances.
		For example, patients who cannot afford the uploading procedure may be uploaded by the government into artificial realities, which will no doubt be cheaper on the large scale than manufactured bodies.
	www.ibiblio.org /jstrout/uploading/artifrealpolicy.html (167 words)

	Future Developments in Virtual Reality
		Virtual Reality (VR) is an immersive biosphere within which a human can respond that is comprised of computer-simulated elements and is animated by a sufficiently high dimension of data processor reasoning to seem realistic to the participating human.
		The use of virtual reality for intricate files analysis allows researchers, technical experts, statisticians, and others to become literally immersed in their information, taking full advantage of the capability of human vision and haptics to process huge amounts of data in three-dimensions.
		Virtual reality will likely furthermore be an immense aid for development in the fields of engineering and invention, configuration and construction, biotechnology and nanoscale pharmacology, chemistry and nanoscopic modeling, medicine and bionics, the clothing business, and the fine arts.
	www.virtagen.com (2348 words)

	RNVR.com Virtual Reality
		As practical to artificial reality, rationality means that interactions between humans and virtual items should come as near as possible to following the appropriate physical, organic, and various rules of such interactions in the real world.
		Virtual reality may furthermore be a colossal aid for design in the fields of engineering and manufacturing, design and construction, biotechnology and nanopharmacology, chemistry and nanoscopic modeling, medicine and bionics, the garments field, and the fine arts.
		Virtual reality may assist patients with brain damage to regain the required attributes to perform tasks by retraining damaged locations of the brain or by knowledge to use new areas.
	www.rnvr.com (3616 words)

	VirLink.com Virtual Reality
		The number of human senses that must be engaged and the degree of realism that must be achieved in order for a human-computer interaction to qualify as virtual reality evolves as technology progresses.
		Virtual reality can also be a tremendous aid for design in the fields of engineering and manufacturing, architecture and construction, biotechnology and nanopharmacology, chemistry and molecular modeling, medicine and bionics, the apparel industry, and the fine arts.
		Psychologists are using virtual reality to treat phobias by gradually exposing patients to feared objects or situations in a controlled, virtual-reality setting.
	www.virlink.com (1985 words)

	Artificial Studios
		Artificial Studios announced today that in conjunction with Immersion Software & Graphics, they would be developing Monster Madness, a 4-player cooperative online-enabled action game for the PC and Xbox 360.
		Reality Engine's physics integration will include physics editing inside of Reality Builder, supporting creation of destructible physics representations for models and characters; constraint editing; vehicle building; complex simulation of water and other fluids; soft-body effects such as cloth, and interactive physics simulation and tweaking all in real-time.
		Artificial Studio's flagship product is Reality Engine, a total solution for AAA games using next-generation DirectX9-powered graphics, dynamic physics, and high performance networking with a number of licensed titles already in development.
	artificialstudios.com /news.php (3494 words)

	IntroVirt.com Virtual Reality
		Although research might not be the many stable way to define virtual reality, some innovations are strongly correlated with human perception of reality in the short run will generally be used as a temporary proxy for their psychological effects.
		The use of artificial reality for multi-faceted files investigation allows researchers, technical experts, statisticians, and others to become literally immersed in their information, taking full advantage of the capability of human vision and haptics to process enormous amounts of information in three-dimensions.
		With artificial reality and a higher-order haptic interface, humans can use artificial reality: to guide three-dimensional models of micro-scale materials or living patterns; to assemble computers; to sculpt “virtual clay” into forms for aesthetic or functional purposes; and for many different creation uses.
	www.introvirt.com (2262 words)

	Market Growth in Virtual Reality
		As practical to virtual reality, rationality means that interactions between humans and artificial objects should come as close as possible to following the appropriate physical, biological, and various rules of such interactions in the real world.
		The sensory dimension of simulated reality systems is the degree of sensory bandwidth that is engaged by communication between humans and calculators.
		Virtual reality may also be a large aid for invention in the fields of engineering and invention, configuration and construction, biotechnology and nanoscale pharmacology, chemistry and molecular modeling, medicine and bionics, the clothing sector, and the fine arts.
	www.virtie.com (3288 words)

	Virtual Reality Technology
		Virtual Reality (VR) is an 3D engaging biosphere within which a human can engage that is made of computer-simulated elements and is animated by a sufficiently high scale of data processor rationality to seem realistic to the participating human.
		Telepresence Virtual Reality — is the application of artificial reality development to enable humans to be in one real-world location and yet function as if they were in a second, remote real-world location.
		Although the vast majority of virtual home tours are not yet immersive or genuinely three-dimensional artificial reality, their evolution is impressive and it is predicted that truly 3D engaging and three-dimensional real estate tours for both the commercial and residential property will be developed during the next five years.
	www.nvrt.com (3966 words)

	Scientific Progress on Virtual Reality
		Immediate: If the core demands for artificial reality are an engaged and 3D engaging computer-generated ecology, then the next hurdle for simulating reality is the immediacy of the interaction between human and calculator.
		As practical to virtual reality, intelligence means that interactions between humans and synthetic objects should come as close as possible to following the appropriate tangible, organic, and various rules of such interactions in the real world.
		Virtual reality may also be a colossal aid for innovation in the fields of engineering and production, architecture and construction, biotechnology and nanopharmacology, chemistry and molecular modeling, medical practice and bionics, the garments sector, and the fine arts.
	www.vrprime.com (3501 words)

	Developments in the Field of Virtual Reality Games
		Virtual reality is an 3D engaging computer-simulated environment within which humans interact with computer-generated items in a fashion governed by sufficient computer intelligence that the interaction seems realistic.
		To qualify as virtual reality, objects within the computer-simulated environment should also conform with reasonable reliability integrity to the physical and life science laws that apply to their real counterparts.
		Thus, computational effort in artificial reality can be conserved without key loss in perceptual realism by rendering the surfaces of directing objects in less detail than the surfaces of stationery objects.
	www.virtualrealitygames.net (3622 words)

	Virten.com -- Virtual Reality
		Virtual reality began a couple decades ago as crudely simulated three-dimensional objects within a bounded domain of vision, with elementary accompanying sounds, and limited calculator sensitivity to human hand movements.
		Virtual reality can furthermore be a large aid for development in the fields of engineering and manufacturing, configuration and construction, biotechnology and nano-pharmacology, chemistry and atomic modeling, health care and bionics, the clothes industry, and the fine arts.
		However, humans generally have a strong desire to control and shape their environment and simulated reality is a strong device in the direction of that ends.
	www.virten.com (3916 words)

	'VIRTUAL' REALITY AND 'ARTIFICIAL' LIFE
		That is, the reality experienced by a downloaded mind will be defined by the availability of resources, just as is our familiar "meat reality." Of course there will be limits.
		There are mice that generation by generation improve their ability to find the cheese, plants that generation by generation increase their ability to capture sunlight, and...
		Artificial Life researchers want to see just how far such approaches can go.
	www.sff.net /people/teaston/vralife.htm (1856 words)

	UM-VRL: Virtual Reality: A Short Introduction
		Today, 'Virtual Reality' is used in a variety of ways and often in a confusing and misleading manner.
		Originally, the term referred to 'Immersive Virtual Reality.' In immersive VR, the user becomes fully immersed in an artificial, three-dimensional world that is completely generated by a computer.
		Telepresence systems (e.g., telemedicine, telerobotics) immerse a viewer in a real world that is captured by video cameras at a distant location and allow for the remote manipulation of real objects via robot arms and manipulators.
	www-vrl.umich.edu /intro (1218 words)

	True Artificial Reality
		A private(or solitary) artificial reality would be one with only one actual person living in it(what they call a me-simulation).
		A public artificial reality would be one in which two or more uploaded people live together in a shared virtual environment.
		But when I realised that this artificial world would be created for our survival as a species, I felt liberated from the spooky aspects that come with inhabiting an artificial world.
	www.webspawner.com /users/woggletype (1611 words)

	Matrix, Truman Show, artificial synchronicity and reality
		THEY try to bend your belief system through falacies, false dichotomies and false premises, in order to sell you distorted ideas about their SECOND reality, which is presently only a reality-to-be to you.
		THEY sell a dreamworld that doesn't exist, which is quite different from their REAL second reality (the so-called BACKSTAGE), and force you to deliriously fantasize about it.
		THEY may even manipulate facts and change realities in the "society" you may think you live, in case you try to change, "improve" or "fix" things in your STAGE-WORLD reality.
	www.geocities.com /freeyourbrain (3561 words)

	Artificial Reality (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Artificial Reality was created back in late 1999.
		Since that time, 99 songs have been developed, and are available to the acidplanet.com music community.
		This page created using the webpage creation facilities of Webspawner.
	www.webspawner.com /users/areality22 (113 words)

	Memphis CNet BBS History - Artificial Reality
		Artificial Reality was the main BBS I frequented, and the source of my whole obsession with the goofy Purity Test thing.
		It had the most active message area out of all of them, due largely to a wildly eclectic user base with a high collective threshold for mutual abuse.
		These represent surviving relics of what is, in a very real sense, ancient history (They're seven years old now!
	www.memphisbbs.net /areality.html (424 words)

	InformationWeek \| Artificial-Reality Training \| Wearable Computers And Artificial Reality Find A New Application \| ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Quantum3D is selling a vest-worn PC with an artificial-reality helmet that can be used by companies creating immersive training programs.
		Feb 16, 2005 01:29 PM Two sexy technologies that flamed out five years ago--wearable computers and artificial reality--are combined in a new training-development system for developers of artificial-reality based training programs.
		Quantum3D Inc., which bills itself as a visual-computing vendor, has announced the availability of the Expedition, a combination wearable computer and artificial-reality gear.
	www.informationweek.com /story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=60401345 (459 words)

	TICKED.COM: Virgin's Artificial Reality
		We've all seen those airline ads that tout splendid service.
		But the rhetoric in the magazines and on TV never seems to match the reality in the sky.
		Normally, this disconnect is something that I let roll off my back.
	www.ticked.com /leocha/2004/virgin.htm (590 words)

	Artificial Studios
		27th May - Artificial Studios' E3 LiveWire interviews on FilePlanet
		27th May - Read about Artificial Studios' CellFactor in Wired Magazine!
		Mini-Tut: Advanced Rigid Body Physics in Reality Builder
	www.artificialstudios.com (123 words)

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