Date of Award
12-18-2019
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Master of Science (MS)
Department
Information Science
First Advisor
Dirk Reiners
Abstract
Currently, headsets are the emphasis of Virtual Reality and the primary reason is that they are easy to develop and demo, lightweight, simple, and aordable. Historically, IPTs have required dedicated rooms due to their large size and experts in order to run and maintain them. These devices are expensive and can be complicated due to mirrors, the number of displays, and the overwhelming size of the infrastructure and computing clusters.The research in minimial IPTs have led up to the use of front-projection and dual GPU gaming computers, however this only works in a few cases. This thesis presents new work in expanding the design of a minimal IPT in order to work on all cases except for high resolution rendering. The nal result is an IPT that can be ran by a single GPU, easily developed with a native Unity3D sdk and transported to conferences for presentation.
Recommended Citation
Jaeger, Alexander, "The VDEN: An IPT Designed for Usability" (2019). Theses and Dissertations. 912.
https://research.ualr.edu/etd/912
