Understanding 360 Video, Virtual Reality, and Augmented Reality

What is the primary characteristic of 360-degree video technology?

• It is only used for live-streaming.

• It captures footage in a single direction.

• It captures footage in every direction.

• It uses only one camera for recording.

Which of the following is a feature of 3D 360-degree footage?

• It provides a single video feed for both eyes.

• It is only available in 2D format.

• It offers a video feed for each eye at the same angle.

• It gives an illusion of depth through parallax.

What is the main difference between 2D and 3D 360-degree footage?

• 2D footage is interactive, while 3D is not.

• 3D footage provides a single feed for both eyes.

• 2D footage offers a video feed for each eye.

• 3D footage gives an illusion of depth through different angles.

How is virtual reality defined?

• As a non-interactive experience.

• As a technology that does not involve headsets.

• As an immersive experience generated by a computer.

• As a technology that only uses 2D images.

What was the first virtual reality headset connected to a computer?

• The Telesphere Mask

• The Oculus Rift

• The Viewmaster Stereoscope

• The HTC Vive

Which of the following was an early example of a head-mounted display?

• Google Cardboard

• Telesphere Mask

• Sony PlayStation VR

• HTC Vive

What was the significance of the 2010 development by Palmer Luckey?

• It created the first 360-degree camera.

• It launched the first VR game.

• It introduced the first AR toolkit.

• It designed the first prototype of the Oculus Rift.

What distinguishes augmented reality from virtual reality?

• It is only used for gaming.

• It creates a completely artificial environment.

• It overlays digital information on the real world.

• It requires a helmet for interaction.

Which technology is credited with popularizing augmented reality?

• Meta 2 Developer Kit

• Pokemon Go

• Google Glass

• Microsoft HoloLens

What is a potential future development for augmented reality?

• Developing contact lenses that add digital input to the eyes.

• Limiting AR to gaming applications.

• Eliminating the need for any visual input.

• Using only handheld devices for AR.