TOPIC: AUGMENTED REALITY Ridhma, PEC University of technology, Chandigarh Abstract: Augmented reality increases the user’s perception and interaction with the real environment. Augmented reality makes use of both virtual and actual reality to make users available with the applications and tools to ensure the transfer of knowledge in different environments. AR displays superimposed information in the user’s area of view and can take him into a new world. The ultimate goal of augmented reality is to
Theoretical frame work: The Brand Luxury Index (BLI) designed by Franck Vigneron and Lester W. Johnson in 2004 is a scale to measure the different aspects of what makes a brand luxurious. The model measures how luxurious a brand is, through personal and non-personal oriented. First non-personal oriented perceptions: perceived Conspicuousness: is defined as the image associated with consuming a luxury item. perceived Uniqueness: the scarcity of items highly reflects on the preference towards a brand
human beings. Every minute of our lives is spent with those amazing technologies which makes our lives easy and comfortable. Nano technology, IOT, BMI, virtual reality and augmented reality are best examples for them. When it comes to interaction with computer by touch and feel ‘Haptic Technology’ is the latest technology which takes the advantage of touch by applying forces, vibrations or motions to the user. Haptic technology is literary the science of touch. The word haptic derives from Greek ‘Haptein’
it like choosing the best wedding photography. ToIntroduction to Virtual Reality: In these days, augmented reality and Virtual reality are stamping their footprints in the development of future technologies. Several enterprises have begun to implement VR concept in all their projects that enhance their business. We discover our world with our sense system. In our
of the populace depends on government sustenance stamps to survive. On this street, there is a lot more about the money, which is about political power. In the most recent 30 years, the hole between the rich and the poor in America has altogether augmented. The rich are getting wealthier and numerous are utilizing their riches to guarantee it stays along these
Virtual Reality isn’t a new technology. It has been around for decades from the mere idea to actual development, yet only in the last few years has virtual reality been making it’s way back into the spotlight. This technology has been used for years in the military and in governmental projects as well as in the fields of science and medicine. For education, it seems there is a popular trend coming to the scene with virtual reality and distance learning being a major focus. Big name companies are
Virtual Reality is defined as an interactive, computer-based multimedia environment in that the user becomes the participant during a computer-generated world (Kim, Park, Yuk, Lee, & Lee, 2000; Onyesolu M. , 2009; Onyesolu & Akpado, 2009). Virtual Reality is an artificial place which is given to the user in a way that he or she will accept it as a real world. When user experiences the VR on a computer, two of five senses (sight and sound) will be used to create an immersive environment. (Rouse, 2015)
Management creativity comes in six forms: essence, elaborative, expressive creativity, entrepreneurial, existential and empowerment creativity. This essay seeks to explore how these various forms of creativity are applied to the IKEA. Essence Creativity From humble beginnings as a small home ware supplier, IKEA has truly revolutionized the furniture retail industry with its radically new concept of furniture retailing. Before its conceptualization, people viewed furniture shopping as a painstaking
The Erie Canal, one of the United States’ most profound municipal projects, revolutionized the economy and augmented New York State’s once small population. Not only is it a prime example of industrialization, but also the main asset in the uniting of the state during a period where communication and transportation were undeveloped. The canal allowed the cities that dotted its’ channel to flourish in all aspects of an evolving population. By persistently utilizing the canal, together the western
Table of Contents Abstract 3 1. Introduction 4 2. The nature of the studied organization 6 2.1. About Oceaneering International, Inc. (Background) 6 2.2. Vision & mission statement and slogan 6 2.3. Goals and objectives 6 2.4. Market share and position 7 2.4.1. Externally 7 2.4.2. Internally 9 2.5. Financial position 10 2.5.1. Selected financial data 11 2.5.1.1. Results of operations 12 3. Literature review 14 3.1. Leadership theories 17 3.1.1. The Great man theory 17 3.1.2. Trait theory 17 3.1