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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 21, 2014
Filed:
Aug. 19, 2009
Kynan Eng, Zürich, CH;
Pawel Pyk, Zürich, CH;
Edith Chevrier, Zürich, CH;
Lisa Holper, Zürich, CH;
Daniel Kiper, Greifensee, CH;
Kynan Eng, Zürich, CH;
Pawel Pyk, Zürich, CH;
Edith Chevrier, Zürich, CH;
Lisa Holper, Zürich, CH;
Daniel Kiper, Greifensee, CH;
Universitat Zurich Prorektorat MNW, Zurich, CH;
Abstract
Disclosed are virtual reality systems, in particular immersive virtual reality systems, their parts, construction and use. The systems and/or parts thereof may be used by adults or children, and may be adapted to support, often within a single device, a large range of users of different sizes and medical condition. Users with physical disabilities have difficulties using existing immersive technologies such as those using accessories like head-mounted displays and data gloves. Such users are provided with immersive virtual reality outputs that allow them to see virtual representations of their body parts which appear in a correct spatial position relative to the users' viewpoint.
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