1. Introducing 3D virtual environments

From Morton L. Heilig's Sensorama Machine in 1956 to today's CAVE™ via text-based virtual environments such as MUD or metavers such as Second Life, virtual environments have evolved with technical innovations and found a multitude...

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(1) - HEILIG (M.L.) - Sensorama simulator. - US Patent (1962).
(2) - CRUZ-NEIRA (C.), SANDIN (D.J.), DeFANTI (T.A.), KENYON (R.V.), HART (J.C.) - The CAVE : audio visual experience automatic virtual environment. - Commun ACM, 35(6), p. 64-72...