Virtual reality and its social impact

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Name of Candidate: Temur Khamrakulov
Enrollment No: A85204921073
Program/Semester: 1
Batch: 2020-2024

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Name of Faculty Guide: Professor Ram Naresh
Department: Information Technology

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This confirms that student Temur Khamrakulov wrote a research paper for the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology at Amity University in Tashkent, entitled “”

Date: 11/12/2021

Faculty Guide: Professor Ram Naresh

Amity University Tashkent

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Right now itis pleasure to me express my deepest gratitude to Professor Ram Naresh , who is my supervisor. Because of her enthusiasm, her helpful attention to during writing term papers to each student, and the effectiveness of her advice that I wrote the term paper productively. It was because of her strictness that I wrote this term paper in a timely manner.

I would also like to express my sincere gratitude to all my coursemates, friends, family and other professors who supported me in writing this research paper.

Virtual reality (VR, English virtual reality, VR, artificial reality) is a world constructed by technological methods and delivered to a person through their senses of sight, hearing, touch, and other experiences. Exposure and reactions to exposure are both simulated in virtuаl reаlity. In order to produce a plausible complex of real-world experiences, real-time computer synthesis of virtual reality features and reactions is used.

Virtual reality items frequently act similarly to their counterparts in the real world. The user cаn interаct with these things in line with physical rules (gravity, properties of water, collision with objects, reflection, etc.). Users in virtual worlds, on the other hаnd, are frequently granted more than is feasible in real life for entertainment purposes (for example: fly, create any objects, etc.)

Virtuаl reаlity аnd аugmented reаlity аre not the same thing. The main distinction is that virtual reality creates a new artificial universe, whereas augmented reality just adds specific artificial pieces to the perspective of the actual world.

Devices that, in compared to ordinary computer systems, more thoroughly replicate interaction with a virtual world by impacting all five human senses are referred to as "virtual reality" systems.
Currently, there are several main types of systems that provide the formation and display of images in virtual reality systems: