Virtual reality is a state-of-the-art technology that can deliver users to a virtual world. "After the game is over, you take off your head and you'll be surprised to find that you've just faced the drone in the space station. Now I'm in a playground. I can still see my friends, and when you're from the zombie You will be very happy when you live safely in a frenzy," said JP Mullan, general manager of Octane Raceway. Virtual reality, or VR, is a computer technology that simulates the user's image in a virtual environment by using heads-up to generate realistic images, sounds, and other sensory information. The Velocity VR game zone in Octane Raceway allows users to escape from reality and become a character in the game. "It is 360 degrees and there are 64 cameras in the playground," Mullan said. “You can look up, look down, you can squat, you can hide behind something, you can run in different areas. You can team up with others and you can keep in touch with others to fight zombies and Drone. Or you make someone as a sniper, or someone as the leader of the team. This is great for group activities or team building." In Velocity, players can kill zombies or shoot drones in space stations and are in a multiplayer interactive environment where they can roam. "This is very immersive," Mullan said. “The picture is amazing. When you switch from one room to another, it's very smooth. You can see other people in the game, and you can still see the wall, full of immersion. When you When you discover that you are in this zombie survival game, you will be in a small alley where zombies will come from all directions.In another game, you will pass through a space station and you can really walk through the passageway. It's like going through a bridge and going downstairs with a lift. When you're in the game, it's totally immersed in the sensory stimulation of the sound and the picture, which is quite amazing." This amazing technology is not just for games, but medical professors are also paying attention to the potential of this technology in reducing pain. At the University of Phoenix Medical Center, a pilot project has been launched to provide VR experiences for pregnant mothers. “We will randomly select subjects rather than let them choose,†said Dr. Michael Foley of the University of Medicine at Banner University in Phoenix. "They can choose to join or withdraw, but this is not something that all maternity mothers can experience. We are looking for opportunities to make the experience better." Foley said that although virtual reality can not really reduce the pain, it can play a supporting role. "This is an immersive therapy," Foley said. "Virtual reality can increase the secretion of dehydroepiandrosterone, a healthy hormone, and it is really a distracting method. It is also a brand-new experience that can offset the pain that is coming with your idea, and this kind of The method can reduce the amount of medicines.With virtual reality technology, the mothers can be given enough attention to control the pain, so they only need a small amount of medicine.Although we can not eliminate the pain, but it can give you a kind of Similar to the experience we have used for decades of painless childbirth or psychological midwifery, virtual reality technology can produce a different experience, attract your attention, and achieve similar to the painless birth method used in the past. Body reaction." VR can virtually take the woman out of the ward, allowing the woman to enjoy the sun on the beach, or enjoy a soothing voice while entering the meditation. "Imagine you suddenly immersed in this fantastic 360-degree world, whether it's a fantasy scene up or down, right or left," Foley said. “Imagine yourself standing on the beach, listening to various voices on the beach, looking around, you can see the mountains, look at the feet, you can see the footprints you stamped on the beach, you can also hear the sound of the waves The sound of sand, this experience is as if it is really on the beach." According to Foley, VR is a method that completely eliminates the need for drugs and even allows maternal use without drugs. This method is becoming a popular trend among pregnant women. "I think that all the other types of medical industry's decades of practice will not be replaced by VR," Foley said. "It won't go in and fix everything. But I still believe it will improve people's control over the pain. It may help those mothers. Of course I don't want all the mothers to use it, but I do now. To this kind of problem, and need a thing to solve these problems, and VR, perhaps is what I need." This article is original by VR net, please indicate VR net and chain back.
