COSC 829: Advanced Virtual Reality Systems

Assignment 2: Approved Hardware: Applications for Emergency Response (2019)

1. Oculus Rift : Firefighter in a Appartment building [Anthony]
2. Oculus Rift S [Jamil]
3. Oculus Go: CS Buiding emergency response and navigation [Mahfoudh]
4. Samsung Gear VR: War Room: Emergencvy response for a battlefield Environment [Palmer]
5. Microsoft Kinect 2: Microsoft Kinect for motion detection
6. Oculus Rift S: [Manik]: Active shooter response training for CS building using Oculus Rift S
7. Hololens [Sri Teja]: Anomaly Detection and emergency response using hololens
8. Mobile, Tablet AR [Abdullah]: BSU navigation System using GPS and point of interest
9. HTC vive

• The Assignment 2 must include:
• Interface: Design the interface that include menu items such as buttons, etc.
• Sound: Use speech, music or sounds to help provide information about this place. [No constant background sound]
• Interactivity: Use of user-triggered events in the environment.
• Characters: Have animated agents (path following behavior) in the environment.
• Sensors: Use at least three different types of sensors ( Proximity, Time, Touch, and Visibility) in the project.
• Player: Add a Player Controller to the Scene: First Person Controller or 3rd Person Controller
• Animations: Emergency response triggers and animations relevant to your project.
• AI: Implement AI functionality depending upon the project

2015: Approved Hardware Options

Applications for emergency response and decision making

1. Swetha Sree: Microsoft Kinect for motion detection using Vizard
1. http://kb.worldviz.com/articles/1584
2. Narayan Swammi: Microsoft Kinect 2 for motion detection using Unity 3D
3. Marvin Conn: 5DT Data glove for user interaction
4. Samsung Gear VR for mobile application development using Unity 3D
5. Tunde & James Stigall: Immersive interaction in VR using Oculus Rift
6. Motion Detection using PPT studio and 3D Wall
1. http://kb.worldviz.com/articles/1346
7. Rajiv Sarika: Exploring real time video in a VR environment (AR or oculus rift)
8. Kenneth Mbale: Exploring a Virtual Environment using Cyber Glove
9. Vanitha Nimmareddy and Mamatha Reddy: Augmented Reality Application using android tablet and Unity 3D
1. http://cs.bowiestate.edu/~sharad/vrlab/arttoolkit.html