Virtual reality (VR) is a new and emerging technology with a multitude of uses ranging from the gaming industry to medical usage. In this project, we create an immersive audio-visual experience that is planned to be showcased in an art exhibition with the support and guidance of Kyoto VR and Atticus Sims. We used sound sets from partnering musical composers with spatial audio implementations. We created a mixture of software used throughout the project, consisting of original scripts, assets from Mr. Sims, and packages utilized and altered to fit our needs. The development and implementation of scripts used programming in C#. We aimed to create a strong alpha build of the first stages of the experience to support Mr. Sims’ artistic vision and to provide support and resources that would allow for easy alterations and accessible and understandable software.

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Creator

• Perry, Madeline
• Chen, Elaine

Publisher

• Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Identifier

• E-project-012522-183700
• 47131

Keyword

• Virtual Reality
• C#
• Playtesting
• VR
• Kyoto, Japan
• Unity

Advisor

• Roberts, Charles Davis
• deWinter, Jennifer
• Telliel, Yunus Dogan

Year

• 2022

Sponsor

• Kyoto VR

Date created

• 2022-01-25

Resource type

• Major Qualifying Project

Major

• Computer Science

Rights statement

• In Copyright

Last modified

• 2022-04-28