... for AM (DfAM) intuition and generate innovative solutions with AM. Resources that promote DfAM intuition, however, historically default to physical or digitally non-immersive modalities. Immersive virtual reality (VR) naturally supports 3D spatial perception and reasoning, suggesting its intuitive role...

... in an XR modality are comparable to those elicited by the physical product. This paper reports the results of a study where a group of participants evaluated three designs of a product (i.e., umbrella stands) when viewed in a real setting, virtual reality (VR), and VR with passive haptics. Our goal...

.... , 2014 , “ Harvard Educational Review Winter 2014 ,” Harv. Educ. Rev. , 84 ( 4 ), pp. 495 – 505 . 10.17763/haer.84.4.34j1g68140382063 [11] Pausch , R. , 1993 , “ Three Views of Virtual Reality: An Overview ,” Computer , 26 ( 2 ), pp. 79 – 80 . [12] Mitchell , D. , 2009...

... dissection activities have become a staple in introductory engineering courses [ 9 ]. Cognitive-based design Design courses Design education Virtual reality Curricula 11 04 2017 08 02 2018 Contributed by the Design Education Committee of ASME for publication in the J OURNAL...

... expensive hardware, which is not widely available, or used standard two-dimensional (2D) monitors to share three-dimensional (3D) information. Recently, new low-cost virtual reality (VR) hardware has been introduced, which creates a highly immersive 3D experience at a tiny fraction of the cost of previous...

... into production. We are grateful for the technical assistance of Rakesh Aggarwal of UGS. This paper was funded by Deere & Co. We are also thankful to the Virtual Reality Applications Center for the use of computational resources and virtual reality hardware. Boothroyd , G...

...Thomas J. Duncan; Judy M. Vance Virtual reality (VR) has the potential to enable visualization of complex physical phenomena in their natural spatial scales and significantly improve the product development process. Virtual environments provide a tool for users to interact with three-dimensional...

... . Manuscript received Aug. 2003; rev. Jan. 2004. Associate Editor: G. R. Pennock. 01 Aug 2003 01 Jan 2004 28 10 2004 robot dynamics virtual reality legged locomotion gait analysis modelling Development of walking legged robots constitutes a big challenge for the robotics...

...-dof NRC PKM. 09 04 2004 14 09 2004 machine tools design engineering virtual machining virtual reality production engineering computing CAD/CAM finite element analysis optimisation telecontrol Because of the recent trend towards high-speed machining (HSM...

...Jason Kelsick; Judy M. Vance; Lori Buhr; Cheryl Moller Virtual reality (VR) technology provides a human-computer interface that allows participants to interact naturally with digital objects which are represented as three-dimensional images that occupy positions in a three-dimensional world...

...Uma Jayaram; Roglenda Repp A real-time integrated calibration system for virtual reality environments has been developed that enables accurate electromagnetic tracking of user motions. Electromagnetic tracking systems suffer degradation in accuracy due to the presence of metals and other...

... a synthesis process for the design of 4C spatial mechanisms in a virtual environment. Virtual reality allows the user to view and interact with digital models in a more intuitive way than using the traditional human-computer interface (HCI). The software developed as part of this research also allows multiple...

.... Fadel. 01 Nov 2000 16 05 2002 virtual reality surface topography splines (mathematics) curve fitting shape control CAD Virtual reality (VR) is an interactive, immersive computer interface system where the input and display is linked to the user’s head and hand position...