Virtual Reality (VR) is an immersive computer system that mimics the world we see around us. It can also be used to create imaginary worlds, or in other words it can be used to create immersive ...

Virtual reality is often produced with a synthesis of many technologies, but at a fundamental level VR is nothing more than tricking the senses.

Virtual reality, or VR, is the latest buzzword in the wonderful world of technology. Don't be fooled into thinking it is a new technology though, it isn't.

Virtual reality doesn't mean what you think it means Just as hoverboards don't actually hover, everything people are calling VR isn't necessarily "VR." Here's how to tell the difference.

While the benefits and drawbacks of virtual reality (VR) training are still hot topics of debate, the hyper-modern practice has quietly gained a foothold across various industries over the past ...

To many, virtual reality seems like something only for gamers. The idea of immersing yourself in a virtual environment can seem like a fun video game concept. But soon, we could see a leap forward ...

As soon as virtual reality became workable, in the early nineteen-eighties, researchers imagined creating vivid, detailed, hallucinogenic worlds.

Although there is no 'off-the-shelf' solution for creating a virtual reality system, there are several elements that make today's virtual reality systems better than those of only a few years ago.

Researchers at MIT are peering into the "brains" of robots with a new "measurable virtual reality" system, which lets the scientists physically see a robot's decision-making process in real time.