ARENA simplifies a number of common development tasks for multi-user cross-platform mixed reality programming as follows. Seamless support for a spectrum of experiences, from completely immersing the user in a digital world (Virtual Reality; VR) to enhancing the real world with interactive digital content (Augmented Reality; AR).

However, the types of VR tasks used to examine navigation across laboratories appears to greatly differ, from open arena mazes and virtual towns to driving simulators.

We employed a virtual reality analogue of the Morris Water Maze to study the effect of healthy ageing on neural activity during allocentric spatial memory using functional magnetic resonance...

Tasks are ways you can run programs in the ARENA. You can think of tasks like threads. In fact, they behave a bit like Python threads, but unlike threads, arena-py tasks are all run in a single event loop. You can run a task once at startup: scene.run_once(f) You can run a task after a specified period of time (after [interval_ms] milliseconds):

ARENA uses the concept of scenes to separate content. In a Virtual Reality (VR) environment, you can imagine each scene as a separate room. See the ARENA Tutorial to learn more.

Arena STEM is at the forefront of free-roam virtual reality experiences for location-based entertainment. Unlike other VR arenas, we are a multi-platform destination, proudly offering multiplayer options such as HeroZone, Vex, Spawnpoint, Phenomena, and Mission X.

A VR arena is a space where people can have a shared virtual experience together. IHMC researchers have worked with VRLab to develop technology to make these experiences affordable, easy to set up and easy to share.

Split into two teams or play individually; either way, your task is to eliminate the opponent! Simple VR controls, vibrant locations, and adrenaline-pumping battles – that's all you need for an hour of fun!

With a HTC Vive or Oculus Rift VR headset, users can experience the full vastness of a stadium, a hundred times larger than the typical architectural walk-through, while completely immersed in realistic sound, lighting and, yes, even the press of the

To test spatial memory a virtual reality Arena task was designed, consisting of a circular space surrounded by pattern rendered walls. The participants had to...