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Projected Consciousness In VR, projected consciousness is the term to describe the mind being in one world whilst the body remains in another. In other words, the physical body remains in the physical world, and the mind is sensorially immersed in the virtual, to the point it might as well really be there. Below, we offer a selection of links from our resource databases which may match this term.
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Results by page [1] ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() In September 2003, the BBC announced that it had finally found a new technology to replace the age old 'blue screen' - a virtual environment, projected straight on to the studio wall. Resource Type not Available
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June 11 - 14, 2009 Hong Kong, China Researchers and scholars throughout the sciences, humanities and arts are invited to the 15th international interdisciplinary scientific conference on consciousness. ...
(29/04/2011)
May 3-7, 2011 Aula Magna Hall, Stockholm University, Stockholm Sweden The nature of consciousness is the most interesting and important question we face. Consciousness is awareness, subjective experience of internal an...
(20/05/2012)
July 7th, 2012 Cambridge, UK The First Annual Francis Crick Memorial Conference, focusing on "Consciousness in Humans and Non-Human Animals", aims to provide a purely data-driven perspective on the neural correlates ...
(11/09/2003)
The Heliodisplay prototype, invented by a 29 year old graduate student, allows images to be projected into mid-air, and viewed from multiple areas. This technology will eventually allow for interactive, walk-through, projected environment...
(01/05/2009)
In engineering terms, it is easy to see qualitative similarities between the human brain and the internet's complex network of nodes, as they both hold, process, recall and transmit information. "The internet behaves a fair bit like a min...
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