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WorksheetsAR/VR workshop phase 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
What does the acronym “HMD” stand for?
Head-Maintained Diorama
Head-Mounted Display
Head-Mirage Device
Head-Mirrored Display
Which unique components in smartphones are required to create accurate VR/AR?
Microphone and speakers
3D assets and applications
Gyroscopes and cameras
Battery and memory
Which of the following is a use case for AR?
In a warehouse to show navigations and instructions to new workers
In an emergency room to provide information on incoming patients for nurses
In a classroom to allow students to explore a 3D digital strand of DNA
All of the above
What is the biggest difference between VR and AR?
Frame drops won’t affect user experience
VR simulates an environment and AR brings information to your real world environment
VR is viewed through a headset and requires high number of frame drops
AR transports you to an entirely different place, while VR adds info to your real world environment
What is a “standalone” headset?
(a)
When a user is _____ an object, that means it will stay positioned at that point, even when users or cameras are in motion.
Sticking
Placing (sometimes this has been referred to as "anchoring")
Setting
Occluding
What can “scaling” mean in the context of AR?
It refers to the “weight” of virtual objects
It is the speed at which digital objects move
It describes the relative size of a given digital object
It refers to the way AR objects look in different lighting
What is immersion?
When the AR device is submerged during the testing phase
How color saturation of AR assets are linked to the brightness settings of the device’s display
When the light sensors on a device are fully activated in a completely dark room
The sense that AR objects belong in the real world
AR technology for mobile phones is currently capable of ideal performance in dark rooms
True
False
(a) technology is able to take an existing environment and add a layer of virtual information on top of it.
