The technological evolution has resulted in a series of benefits to the Virtual
Reality area. Now it is possible to represent knowledge in an interactive
way where visual, haptic and audible aspects are combined, allowing for the
improvement of our perception, imagination and manipulation.
Virtual Reality scientists are always improving the interaction with the
users using friendly environments and sophisticated tools. Nevertheless,
the construction of a virtual environment involves many tasks, such as
multi-screen displaying, computer-simulated worlds, stereoscopic techniques,
manipulation, navigation, sound, etc.
This dissertation focuses on the construction of virtual environments, and
the results of this research is specially directed to researchers of public
and private Universities and others Institutions, which have the challenge
of constructing a virtual environment.
This work presents a set of contributions towards building a variety of virtual
environments. / (cont.) It specifically includes:
- A proposed model for building virtual environments using multiple screens
placed at arbitrary positions and orientations.
- A mathematical description for determining the space requirements and building
multi-screen environments (CAVEs) of specific dimensions.
- The adaptation of three stereoscopic devices: a Cazes-type stereoscope,
a Wheatstone-type stereoscope and a boxed-type stereoscope.
o Proposed model for a Cazes-type digital stereoscope and equations for computing
the size of the mirrors involved.
o Proposed model for a Wheatstone-type digital stereoscope and a mathematical
description of the proposed for computing the dimensions of the stereoscope
o Proposed model for a Boxed-type digital stereoscope
- Analysis and study of the behavior of sound on combining: "Navigation,
3D objects and 3D sound" and mathematical solutions to problems of coherence
of sound.
- A proposed model for building adaptable virtual environments and an analysis
of three kind of manipulations
The results obtained in 0this research allow for the construction of open
and flexible virtual environments, from very simple models to somewhat complex
ones.
| Identifer | oai:union.ndltd.org:UDLA-Thesis/oai:ciria.udlap.mx:u-dl-a/tesis/4033020121091 |
| Date | 14 May 2010 |
| Creators | Mora Lumbreras, Marva Angélica |
| Contributors | Dr. Fernando Antonio Aguilera Ramírez, Dr. Daniel Vallejo Rodríguez, Dr. Oleg Starostenko |
| Publisher | Universidad de las Américas Puebla |
| Source Sets | UDLA-Thesis |
| Language | Spanish |
| Detected Language | English |
| Type | Electronic Thesis or Dissertation, Tesis o Disertación Electrónica |
| Format | application/pdf, text/html |
| Coverage | Doctorado |
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