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DESCRIPTION:Committee:  Drs. Thomas Wischgoll\, Advisor\, Pratik J. Parikh 
 (BIE)\, and John GallagherABSTRACT:Virtual Reality capabilities have vastl
 y improved in recent years\, allowing for it to become more popular\, with
  many different types of displays and products now available. Virtual real
 ity allows for research on a plethora of realistic environments\, and cond
 itions\, without requiring large physical space or commitment to any perma
 nent design before testing can begin. It is important to know which produc
 t or display type is best suited for the research task at hand. The purpos
 e of this research is to analyze various display technology such as the Di
 stributed Interactive Virtual Environment\, Oculus Rift and Vive\, as well
  as to briefly discuss the code used to render the environments. This pape
 r will compare each of these devices by cost\, limitations\, safety concer
 ns\, and unique characteristics\, concluding with a discussion regarding t
 he types of experiments would work best with each type of display.
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LOCATION:278 Joshi - Visualization Lab
SUMMARY:Masters Thesis Defense “A Comparative Study of Display Devices for 
 Virtual Experiments with Varying Design Configurations” By Madison Glines
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