Advertisement
Advertisement
virtual reality
[ vur-choo-uhl ree-al-i-tee ]
noun
- a realistic and immersive computer simulation of a three-dimensional environment, created using interactive software and hardware, and experienced or controlled by movement of the body. : VR
virtual reality
noun
- a computer-generated environment that, to the person experiencing it, closely resembles reality VR See also virtual
virtual reality
- A computer simulation of a real or imaginary world or scenario, in which a user may interact with simulated objects or living things in real time. More sophisticated virtual reality systems place sensors on the user's body to sense movements that are then interpreted by the system as movements in the simulated world; binocular goggles are sometimes used to simulate the appearance of objects in three dimensions.
virtual reality
- The creation of images and tactile sensations by means of a computer , producing the illusion of reality. Images are often projected onto special goggles to strengthen the illusion. ( See cyberspace .)
Word History and Origins
Origin of virtual reality1
Example Sentences
This virtual "basket of goods" is regularly updated to reflect shopping trends, with virtual reality headsets and yoga mats added in 2025, and local newspaper adverts removed.
The spending also includes plans to create a new virtual reality offering at the existing visitor centre for those who cannot access the path.
In simple terms, its products are more advanced versions of the virtual reality headsets used in gaming.
Some may use yoga mats and virtual reality headsets to mentally escape the daily grind but now statisticians are using them to chart the rising cost of living.
Other experiential attractions use virtual reality, such as an exhibit about the Titanic coming to the Beverly Center mall in Los Angeles in March.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse