Virtual Campus Roaming Based on HTC VIVE
Xin Zheng, Hui Lv, Jie Sun, Junli Zhao, Zuohao Yan
Abstract
Xin Zheng, Hui Lv, Jie Sun, Junli Zhao, Zuohao Yan
Abstract
Virtual campus roaming is the combination of scene roaming technology and virtual building scene, and it is an important branch of virtual reality technology. The virtual campus roaming system of Qingdao University has been established on the HTC VIVE platform. The interactive roaming between the experiencer and the virtual campus has been realized and the immersive effect has been achieved. The running results show that the HTC VIVE-based virtual campus roaming system of Qingdao University can better display the school profile and has a good human-computer interaction, which not only helps the outside world to understand the school environment, but also provides a basis for the digital campus.
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Virtual campus roaming is the combination of scene roaming technology and virtual building scene, and it is an important branch of virtual reality technology. The virtual campus roaming system of Qingdao University has been established on the HTC VIVE platform. The interactive roaming between the experiencer and the virtual campus has been realized and the immersive effect has been achieved. The running results show that the HTC VIVE-based virtual campus roaming system of Qingdao University can better display the school profile and has a good human-computer interaction, which not only helps the outside world to understand the school environment, but also provides a basis for the digital campus.
Key concepts: Roaming, Virtual campus, Virtual reality, Computer science, University campus, Multimedia, Human–computer interaction, Telecommunications