Virtual Reality Virtual reality (VR) is the use of a computer to create an artificial environment that appears and feel like a real environment and allows users to explore a space and manipulate the environment. In its simplest form, a VR application displays what appear to be three-dimensional view of a place or object, such as a landscape, building, molecule, or red blood cell, which users can explore. For example, architects can use VR software …showed first 75 words of 361 total…

…showed last 75 words of 361 total…Project 2). As computing power and the use of the Web increase, practical applications of VR continue to emerge in education, business, and entertainment. Work Sited Shelly Cashman seriesâ Microsoft word 2000 Project 2. Course Technology. 3 Sep.2001. http://www.scsite.com/wd2000/pr2/wc3.htm Holloway, April I. “The future of Virtual Reality Applications. “ Computers for Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond Sep.2001: 46-56. Vance, Dale W., and Karen P. Reed. The Complete book of Virtual Reality. Dallas: Worldwide Press 2001.