Synonyms for virtual reality
vir·tu·al re·al·i·ty

Princeton's WordNet

1. virtual realitynoun

   a hypothetical three-dimensional visual world created by a computer; user wears special goggles and fiber optic gloves etc., and can enter and move about in this world and interact with objects as if inside it

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1. Lochlainn Wilson:

   Eye-tracking is game-changing in VR. It allows for much more complex and subtle interaction than has been possible previously. By knowing exactly where the user is looking, characters in virtual reality can react to your gaze and return it naturally or avoid it or respond or question.

2. Steve Boxer:

   We're going to find out what's good and bad about virtual reality in the months and years to come, personally I don't want to have to sit there wearing a virtual reality helmet for more than 20 minutes.

3. Adam Mangana:

   Our administration, who’s incredible, created the conditions for us to build the largest virtual reality lab in the Southeast, probably in the country, it really takes a team of kids to build an amazing experience and having kids engage and own their own learning is a really exciting phenomenon.

4. Patrick Bordnick:

   In traditional therapy we role-play with the patient but the context is all wrong, they know they're in a therapist's office and the drug isn’t there. We need to put patients in realistic virtual reality environments and make them feel they are there with the drug, and the temptation, to get a clearer picture and improve interventions.

5. Felix Lajeunesse:

   Reality becomes utterly interesting in virtual reality. You don't need to necessarily change it or restage it or transform it that much.