Sumérgete en el Virtual Human Interaction Lab de la Universidad de Stanford con este tour VR gratuito para PC. Descubre la ciencia de la realidad virtual mediante demos interactivas que desvelan el poder de la presencia. Vuela como superhéroe, dirige una jugada de quarterback, conoce a Grover de Sesame Street, observa de cerca los impactos ambientales, ve a través de los ojos de otra persona y haz crecer un tercer brazo.
Esta experiencia inmersiva destaca en configuraciones room-scale con ambos controladores para un movimiento total. También funciona en modo sentado y con una sola mano, aunque las escenas de vuelo y el tercer brazo requieren ambas. Líderes mundiales, ejecutivos, estudiantes, turistas y miembros de la comunidad hacían cola para estos tours de los viernes; ahora, cualquiera interesado en los efectos sociales de la VR puede unirse.
For nearly two decades, Stanford University's Virtual Human Interaction Lab has been a destination for world leaders, corporate executives, students, tourists, and community members to learn about the science behind Virtual Reality (VR).
It was simple - every Friday at 4pm, the first 24 people who showed up got a tour of the lab. Soon one tour a week wasn't enough to meet demand as groups from all over the world became curious about this new technology. Over the years, at least 15,000 visitors made the trip. But now, travel to Stanford is no longer required. We are bringing the lab to you.
In this immersive tour, you will learn about the power of presence, fly like a superhero, deepen your understanding of human impacts on the environment, become a football quarterback, meet Grover from Sesame Street, see yourself as another person, and even grow a third arm.
With VR technology now widely available, it’s more important than ever to understand its impact on people and society. Join us in exploring how we can use this powerful medium to enhance our everyday lives.
This piece is best experienced walking in a room scale set-up using both hand controllers. We also support seated and one-handed play. Note: One-handed play does not include the flying or third-arm scenes.
