if it were true vr mark, you wouldn't have to calibrate to anything in the real world... once you entered the simulation, the program could 'spawn' you anywhere inside the sim... and depending on the fidelity of the program, you might be able to interact via tactile feedback sensors in gloves, in addition to the visual feedback from the hedmounted sensor... it would indeed seem quite real, as when you 'touched' objects the program would provide feedback to the gloves that would make them seem solid, and that tied with the visual cues would make everything you see seee verrrry real indeed...
my only objection to the current vr kits available is the low resolution of those in the price range that i can afford...
--Mike
my only objection to the current vr kits available is the low resolution of those in the price range that i can afford...
--Mike