Virtual Worlds are Real

The influence that the interaction in the virtual world has on reality is always hot. Currently, as technology advances, virtual world seems to be becoming a reality. Some people argue that interactions in the virtual world are not related to real life. Others will argue that interactions in the virtual world will provide various reality. This reality is different from the material world, but the reality is that. But my argument is that the virtual world usually provides a reality different from the importance associated with the term reality.

The most obvious direct application of virtual reality lies in the game community. Millions of people have spent countless hours immersing themselves in the virtual world and making these virtual worlds more "realistic" or "realistic" will be more attractive. As Jane McGonigal, Gabe Zichermann, Tom Chattfield and others say that this game is a big mess for young people (another day's argument), the game has a very big possibility of education there is. From my personal experience, I fostered interest in history and learned about the medieval world by playing Age of Empires II. Likewise, millions of students took part in the Oregon Trail and learned about the dangers of the border with the United States.

Virtual reality (VR) leads you to the virtual world experience. Augmented reality (AR) covers the virtual digital world over the real physical world before your eyes. So, for example, in the Jedi Challenges game, they seem to be fighting on your floor, not the battle of drones and storm cavalry on the computer screen. According to a report, by 2020 AR headset and VR headset sales will be close to $ 10 million. Facebook bought Oculus for $ 2 billion in 2014 - apparently they are concerned about the growth of VR - According to Steam's online store analysis, their VR headsets now occupy nearly 50% of world use Recently it was named HTC VIVE. 2 places 45%

Magic Leap today announced the hybrid reality headset. I believe this will rebuild the way people interact with computers and reality. Unlike the virtual reality's opaque diver mask, which replaces the real world with virtual reality, the device of Magic Leap called Lightwear looks like goggles and it looks like it's wearing special glasses. Goggles are attached to a powerful pocket-sized computer called Lightpack. Lightpack injects realistic movements and responses to everything, such as people, robots, spacecraft.