Presentation Title

Exploring virtual reality and ceramics

Author(s) Information

Juan Nevares

Presentation Type

Poster Presentation/Art Exihibt

College

College of Natural Sciences

Major

School of Computer Science and Engineering

Location

SMSU Event Center BC

Faculty Mentor

Dr. Alison Petty Ragguette

Start Date

5-17-2018 9:30 AM

End Date

5-17-2018 11:00 AM

Abstract

We will be conducting experimentation with ceramics and a virtual reality headset. The Oculus Rift is a cutting edge piece of equipment worn by an artist on their face with sensors attached to their hands to manipulate objects in virtual reality that would not be feasible by traditional methods. The Oculus Rift gives the artist a tactile sensation while manipulating the model which can closely mimic handling actual clay and enable modifications that are not feasible through traditional methods. This is an important addition to our expanding digital ceramics lab. This project will result in creating 3D prints of student’s objects. Learning to use this virtual reality headset will advance our skills in digital ceramics, expand our technical vocabulary, and create more innovative options for ceramics students.

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May 17th, 9:30 AM May 17th, 11:00 AM

Exploring virtual reality and ceramics

SMSU Event Center BC

We will be conducting experimentation with ceramics and a virtual reality headset. The Oculus Rift is a cutting edge piece of equipment worn by an artist on their face with sensors attached to their hands to manipulate objects in virtual reality that would not be feasible by traditional methods. The Oculus Rift gives the artist a tactile sensation while manipulating the model which can closely mimic handling actual clay and enable modifications that are not feasible through traditional methods. This is an important addition to our expanding digital ceramics lab. This project will result in creating 3D prints of student’s objects. Learning to use this virtual reality headset will advance our skills in digital ceramics, expand our technical vocabulary, and create more innovative options for ceramics students.