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ARS BOX with palmist: advanced VR-system based on commodity hardware
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Horst Hörtner, Christopher Lindinger, Robert Praxmarer, Andreas RiedlerAuthors Info & Claims
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The ARS BOX is a projection-based (cave-like), PC-based VR system. It significantly reduces the time and money needed to develop and present Immersive Virtual Environment (IVE) applications while simultaneously expanding the options available compared to similar systems. A handheld PC serves as its interaction interface, making possible numerous innovative applications.
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