Otherwise, the information buried in it remains frustratingly elusive. In addressing these problems, experts present novel, challenging, and innovative results, explaining what to look for and how to find it when faced with masses of data. Understanding human sensation and perception thus proves key to taking advantage of the enormous potential of computer-based information technologies. This special issue highlights human perceptual knowledge used to develop methods for connecting the world in our computers to the world in our heads. Today s VR supports vital applications in medicine, the military, industrial design, and training of all kinds.
Challenges remain, yet a sober assessment of the field reveals tremendous potential as well.
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