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Fish Tank VR Fish tank VR, more commonly called Fishbowl VR is itself, another term for Window on World (WoW). It refers to watching a VR world through a window, which you can look away from or to either side of. Typically, this is a computer monitor. Below, we offer a selection of links from our resource databases which may match this term.
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Results by page [1] ![]() ![]() Resource Type not Available Resource Type not Available ![]() ![]() First published in 1994, The Virtual Community was a revolutionary book, which inspired so much of the VR and social networking growth of the 90s. Within these pages, now revised and updated for the modern situation, Howard explores every facet of online communities ranging from the WELL, that think-tank of innovation and invention, to the sphere of MUDs and MOOs. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Resource Type not Available
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The biologist wore an orange slicker rather than hospital scrubs, and his operating room was a small fishing boat in the middle of the Hudson River. But Wednesday's operation was serious work as Burnett used a scalpel to make a 3-inch incis...
(09/06/2009)
The team of Darmstadt researchers analyzed videos of fish?s motions and then developed a prototype fish robot that duplicated them, and are now testing it using the locomotional patterns of various species of fish in order to refine it and ...
(04/08/2004)
Systems that combine virtual reality and artificial life are a mainstay of research labs (and gameworlds) all over the world. Now they're showing up in museums as a rainbow of fish. The Museum of Science in Boston has "The...
(20/10/2009)
Birds, turtles and seals have all had their private lives pried into using GPS tags; now fish are getting the same Big Brother treatment. Until now it has been difficult to track fish with any accuracy. Large fish like tuna h...
(24/08/2009)
Borrowing from Mother Nature, a team of MIT researchers has built a school of swimming robo-fish that slip through the water just as gracefully as the real thing, if not quite as fast. Mechanical engineers Kamal Youcef-Toumi ...
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