My Oh My! Virtual Sports hits a home run at TRIGGRCON

Published on July 30, 2017
Duration: 4:50

This video showcases the HTC Vive VR headset and the 'PractiSing' shooting simulator from Virtual Sports at TriggerCon 2017. The system uses sensors to track the headset and controllers, creating an immersive virtual shooting range experience. It's highlighted as an advanced form of dry-fire practice and a potential tool for law enforcement training.

Quick Summary

The PractiSing VR shooting simulator, demonstrated with the HTC Vive at TriggerCon 2017, offers an immersive training experience. It uses sensors to track headset and controller movement, creating a realistic virtual shooting range for advanced dry-fire practice and potential law enforcement applications.

Chapters

  1. 00:14Introduction to TriggerCon 2017 Coverage
  2. 00:23Introducing Virtual Sports VR Simulator
  3. 00:30HTC Vive and PractiSing Explained
  4. 01:00How VR Tracking Works
  5. 01:14Sensor Technology in VR
  6. 01:40Virtual World Experience
  7. 02:17Putting on the VR Headset
  8. 02:23Virtual Grid and Space Awareness
  9. 03:05Shooting Simulation Gameplay
  10. 03:13Simulator Objective: Target Engagement
  11. 03:25Post-Simulation Reaction
  12. 03:30Dizziness and Immersion
  13. 03:47Recommendation for TriggerCon Attendees
  14. 03:53Future of VR Training
  15. 04:03VR as Advanced Dry Fire Practice
  16. 04:17Law Enforcement Training Potential
  17. 04:30Conclusion and Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the PractiSing VR shooting simulator?

PractiSing is an interactive shooting range simulator that utilizes the HTC Vive virtual reality headset. It allows users to navigate a virtual world and engage targets, offering a realistic and immersive training experience.

How does the HTC Vive VR headset track movement in the simulator?

The HTC Vive system uses sensors that track the headset and controller. These sensors receive LED light signals, allowing the system to accurately detect and translate the user's physical movements into the virtual environment for responsive interaction.

What are the benefits of using VR for shooting practice?

VR shooting simulators like PractiSing offer an advanced form of dry-fire practice, providing a highly immersive and realistic experience. They can also serve as a valuable tool for law enforcement training, simulating scenarios that are difficult or costly to replicate in real life.

Is the VR shooting simulator suitable for beginners?

Yes, the VR shooting simulator is presented as accessible for beginners. While initial disorientation is possible, users quickly adapt to the virtual environment, making it an entertaining and effective training tool for a wide range of individuals.

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