Application and Benefits of the Virtual Reality Technique for Product Conceptual Design

Chiuhsiang Joe Lin; Shiau Feng Lin; Rou Wen Wang; Tien Lung Sun; Chin Jung Chao; Wen Yang Feng; Feng Yi Tseng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.450.568

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Application and Benefits of the Virtual Reality Technique for Product Conceptual Design

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Selecting a right way to display the conceptual design results is an important issue for designers. This study evaluated three common computerized visual presentation methods for demonstrating the conceptual ideas of product designs. They are pictures, animations, and image-based VR. After evaluations, this study found that the image-based VR reached the best results of getting the ideas of the conceptual design. It is therefore suggested to use the image-based VR approach if designers wish to receive the most possible advices and feedback, especially in restricted presenting time. The image-based VR approach will help users understand many aspects and considerations of the designer’s conceptual ideas more easily and quickly.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 450)

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568-571

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November 2010

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Chiuhsiang Joe Lin, Shiau Feng Lin, Rou Wen Wang, Tien Lung Sun, Chin Jung Chao, Wen Yang Feng, Feng Yi Tseng

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Computerized Visual Presentation, Conceptual Design, Image-Based VR

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