The Vr Book: Human-centered Design for Virtual Reality (Acm Books, 8) Illustrated Edition

This book introduces many informative and interesting concepts to understand what is Virtual Reality.As an HCI researcher, it is also interesting to see several new topics that i need basic knowledge for understing VR.

The bible of VR... it has a bit of everything and goes into good to great depth. I am sure this will be a college textbook in this area if it is not already. Easy to read and is a great place to get a solid understanding of the tech, and the space. VR's implications are also included here and is a also a great jumping off place to learn more.... No an inexpensive book by any means but you do get what you pay for.

Get ready to dive deep into how humans sense and perceive our enviroment and what parts of the brain process' different types information. Also, goes equally deep into every aspect of VR, different techniques tried and tested, what works, what doesn't and why.

i spent $6k on a film course at the NY film academy and they spent four weeks discussing everything in this book; you can read it for much less. many of the issues will be outdated in 2 years but overall the best source for anyone looking to enter this field or exploit the medium in any capacity

This book is both informative and inspirational. It is exhaustive and yet pedagogically sensitive to readers on all levels of VR understanding and foreknowledge.

THE VR BOOK is a great resource for anyone interested in virtual reality. Jason Jerald comprehensively covers the history, considerations and potential of the medium.

Informative, deep and accessible read. Highly recommended.

Totally Awesome and informative