Presentation: Real World Virtual Reality
Abstract
Virtual reality has been all the rage of late. With a myriad new devices and everyone talking about it, it’s easy to get lost in the hype cycle… but how much has VR made it into the real world? Having reached more than a million students, Google Expeditions is at the forefront of bringing VR to the classroom. Though education presents a world of possibilities, it also brings a plethora of challenges. This talk will explore Google Expeditions as a case study in building meaningful VR applications. Specifically, we will discuss both the role of zero configuration networking in the classroom and how the algorithms of Google's JUMP technologically hallucinate three dimensional photographs of the world around us.
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