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Why does Virtual Reality rely on slightly different views for each eye?.

Answer 1

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Virtual reality (VR) environments can be as intimate as an airplane's cockpit or as expansive as an entire virtual universe. These environments have been meticulously recreated to achieve the highest degree of realism.  How accurately virtual reality can replicate or play the physical world as we know it. Refers to the degree to which technology can accurately imitate how we sense and see the world in daily life. When our experience in a virtual setting is comparable to our experience in the real world, we refer to this as immersive VR.

For instance, you can walk or run at various speeds in the actual world. If you were in a virtual world and could only move at a single speed, the virtual world would be less immersive, as your experience in VR would be inconsistent with your experience in the real world, where you can walk or run at varying speeds. Virtual reality technology is intended to create the illusion that we have departed from our current location and been transported to another. The more realistic (or immersive) the virtual world, the more we begin to believe—or at the very least feel—that we are in it.

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Answer 2

Virtual Reality relies on slightly different views for each eye because this is also the way the eyes capture information that is sent to the human brain for processing. It is called Stereoscopic View.

Stereoscopic View and Virtual Reality (VR)

A Virtual reality that mimics nature's Stereoscopic View is called Stereoscopic VR.

With Stereoscopic VR, there are two images. One for each eye and both images are slightly different.

This is made possible by the use of two camera lenses that are slightly positioned at slightly different angles instead of one.

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