VRoamer: Generating Virtual Reality Experiences While Walking in a Large Unknown Real-World Building

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VRoamer: Generating On The Fly VR Experiences While Walking Inside Large, Unknown Real-World Building Environments

VRoamer is a novel proof of concept system that enables a user to play a virtual reality game, by walking freely in a large uncontrolled environment.

This work was presented at IEEE VR 2019.
More information can be found in the paper:
“VRoamer: Generating On-The-Fly VR Experiences While Walking Unknown Building Environments”
Cheng, Ofek, Holt & Wilson
IEEE VR, Osaka, Japan, March 2019



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