The CAVE® Simulator: Software Simulation for VR Development

(1993) This is demo of the functionality of the virtual reality CAVE® environment. This demo and it's contents were developed by Carolina Cruz-Neira and Dave Pape, then students at the Electronic Visualization Lab.

The CAVE® simulator, a part of the CAVE® Library, is a development tool for CAVE® applications. The simulator is used to create the virtual environment, to place the objects in the space, to define and test the computation that takes place in the virtual environment, and to tune the application as much as possible before using the actual CAVE hardware. It is designed to work on any workstation that supports OpenGL.

More information can be found on the EVL website -- http://www.evl.uic.edu/core.php?mod=4&type=1&indi=172

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Science & Technology

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• EVL
• Electronic
• Visualization
• Labratory
• CAVE
• Simulator
• Software
• Virtual
• Reality
• VR
• Dave
• Pape
• Carolina
• Cruz-Neira
• UIC