Virtual Reality Lab
Virtual Reality (VR) can be described as an artificial environment that has been created digitally. By providing the user’s senses with information as realistic as possible, the user is presented with a version of reality that doesn’t really exist, yet can be experienced as very convincing.
In the large demonstration hall there are several display systems for experiencing high immersion – the feeling of being totally surrounded by a virtual environment. You will also find different simulation set-ups such as the one for driving a car and the one with haptic (tactile) feedback.
In house expertise
Our staff can help you define your project, create virtual environments and living 3D models, and are experienced in game engines
User skill requierments
It is an advantage to have knowledge of CAD and gaming engines
Equipment
The Cave (or cube) is a high immersive environment that can be shared by many people at the same time.
There are also car simulators, head mounted displays and haptic tools available.
Typical user
The Virtual reality lab can be of use to architects, archaeologist, historians, researchers, fire safety engineers and stress sensitivity research, etc.
Fees
Depending on the project, a benchmark fee is 4000:- for half a day.
Insurance and safety
The VR lab equipment is run by staff members. No extra precautions are necessary.
Contact information
The Virtual reality lab is located on the basement level of Ingvar Kamprad Design Center (IKDC) at the LTH Lund University campus in Lund.
Joakim Eriksson
Head of the VR-laboratory
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