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Virtual Reality (VR) — New Methods for Improving and Accelerating Vehicle Development

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Virtual Reality for Industrial Applications

Part of the book series: Computer Graphics: Systems and Applications ((COMPUTER GRAPH.))

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Virtual Reality (VR), until recently the domain of the research labs, is starting to be accepted as a general business tool. VR allows users to see and explore new products, plans or concepts long before they exist in reality, in a continually more realistic manner, which at the moment no other technology can offer.

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Purschke, F., Rabätje, R., Schulze, M., Starke, A., Symietz, M., Zimmermann, P. (1998). Virtual Reality (VR) — New Methods for Improving and Accelerating Vehicle Development. In: Dai, F. (eds) Virtual Reality for Industrial Applications. Computer Graphics: Systems and Applications. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-46847-6_7

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