The Immersive 3D Anatomy Atlas is a virtual reality application which allows the user to study the human body and its organs. For that purpose the user wears a headmounted display - the HTC Vive - to jump into an immersive virtual environment. To attach and detach organs by grabbing and dropping them, the user interacts with the software using the HTC Vive Controllers. To retrieve more information about an organ the user can press a key while holding the organ to show a tooltip. When moving an organ near its origin position the application shows where the organ belongs to.
Operating room
Ceiling
Medicine posters
Hands and side tables
Grab side table
Scalable bed
Main Menu
Human body with skin
Human body without skin
Hide organs
Grab an organ
Show organ
Interactive Spacecraft Design Explorer
The Interactive Spacecraft Design Explorer is a virtual reality application which allows the user to configure a space shuttle by attaching different sensors to the lander or orbiter module. For that purpose the user wears a headmounted display - the HTC Vive - to jump into an immersive virtual environment. To attach and detach sensors by grabbing and dropping them, the software supports several hand input techniques such as the HTC Vive Controllers but also Leap Motion Hand Tracking and Cybergloves. A set of restrictions can be applied to each sensor to inform the user about missing, wrong placed or not interfering with each other sensors. The user can give a deeper look into the attributes of a specific part which for example allows to check for the heat distribution or overlapping of the camera viewport.
Input Selection
Asteroids
Show hands
Menu
Sensors
Sensors can be grabbed
Grab a sensor
Snap a sensor
Antenna
Antennas can be grabbed
Show near to heat sources
Launch Orbiter
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