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3D VR
(redirected from Three-Dimensional Virtual Reality)

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3D VRThree-Dimensional Virtual Reality


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He will be at a news conference to talk about his upcoming world championship match against Deep Junior, the reigning computer program chess champion, sponsored by X3D Technologies, a New York City based company that brings games, computers, entertainment and education to a three-dimensional virtual reality format.
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Global also has a specialist division that constructs, in conjunction with publishers and media groups, three-dimensional virtual reality interactive websites for high street branded products.
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The ICC provides encounters with media environments to be found in no other museum: One work employs a CAVE(x) three-dimensional virtual reality system, and with another, visitors can experience an
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