Virtual reality simulations

Virtual reality (VR) simulations are immersive digital environments that replicate real or imaginary worlds through specialized headsets and controllers. They engage multiple senses—primarily sight and sound—to create a sense of presence, making users feel as if they are actually inside the virtual space. VR simulations are used in various fields such as training, education, gaming, and design, allowing users to interact with dynamic environments safely and cost-effectively. They rely on computer-generated imagery and sensors to track movements, providing a realistic and interactive experience tailored to specific applications.