The term "Virtual Reality"(Shortly called as VR) was first coined by an American computer scientist Jaron Lanier who founded VRL Research Inc in the 1980s to sell the first VR Goggles. Virtual Reality is an artificial environment that is created with software which creates a sensory experience of virtual presence in the simulated world. At present many industries started using VR as part of their applications. The VR was just fiction till the last decade, but today it becomes possible and affordable to everyone with the evolution and integration of the following technologies. 1. 360° Camera We need a special camera which can capture 360° or at-least 190° since we have a maximum of 190° horizontal Field of View(FOV) by both of our two eyes, we have approximately 120° FOV for binocular vision(seen by both eyes together) and 135° FOV for vertical range of the visual fields. There are many 360° cameras available on the market and it does not require much technical knowledge t
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