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MOBILE VIRTUAL REALITY
SERVICE
LIJO MATHEW
REG.NO:89200327ECE,S6
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INTRODUCTION • A mobile virtual reality service (VRS) will make the
presence and presentation of the sounds and sights of an
actual physical environment virtually available everywhere
in real time• VRS is the conversion of a physical system into its digital
representation in a 3D multimedia format.
• multimedia environment to its virtual presence everywhere
in real time .
• VRS do not allow user control in viewing 3D environment’s
& generally limited to viewing images on monitor in 2D
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PROBLEM STATEMENT
• From a users perspective, the VRS is defined as the experience ofviewing an object in its 3D environment and sensing its sound with itsnatural and real-world quality
• A virtual movie theaters where a user can view movies with the same
feel as being in a movie theater.
• A virtual conference session depicting to every participant thepresences of others in a virtual conference room with projectorscreen, drawing board, and so on
• The VRS will include both terminal and personal mobility. It could be aset up in a limousine, hotel, airport, home or office
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A schematic view of VRSfunctional Architecture
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SOLUTIONS The VRS realization scheme is built upon the
development and availability of the followingentities:
• Actual physical environment (APE)
• VRS user equipment (VUE)
• VRS access system (VAS) and
• VRS core system (VCS).
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VRS episode setup information flow diagram.
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VRS EPISODE SETUP SIGNALINGINFORMATION FLOWS
• Initiating the request for establishing a VRS episode
• Recoganising the request for establishing a VRSepisode
• Sends n information query to VUE• Recoganising the request for establishing a VRS
episode
• Using information on the VUE’s VRSinformation
• VRS have been identified AND\OR alerted• SVECE forward the episode response
• All necessary notification have been received
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VRS EPISODE SET UP
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GATEWAY ENTITY
• The gate way entity is a bountry functionentity with each VCS .it is the connectionpoint of all VCES in a VCS network from
one side & the GWE of another VCSfrome the other side.
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VRS IMPLIMENTATIONSCENARIO
• This section presents an example of VRSarchitecture ,a configuration scenario forsingle VUE &multiple APES participating
in a VRS episode
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DISADVANTAGES
• Currently the availability of VRS is limited tofixed applications such as entertainment,machines & flight simulator
•Lack of VRS capable user terminal equipment
• Inadequate data transmission rates over the air
• Absence of efficient and suitable signaling 7
controlling network
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REFFERENCE
• www.interscience.wiley.com
• IEEE Journal 2000.
• M .Grech,M.torabi,and M. Unmehopa , “service
control architecture in the UMTS IP Multimedia corenetwork subsystem”.
• P.Mitra , M.Andrews, and R.de carvalho, Triplingwireless capacity, Bell labs news.
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