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    3d virtual museum
    (UMT.Lahore, 2005) Musharaf Jabeen; Saqibah Zahoor
    Virtual Reality is a novel and innovative technology which allows us, through its applications, to experience abstract concepts and ideas, visit spaces that are unreachable or no longer exist, and examine objects from diverse and unique points of view. The increasing development of VR technologies has matured enough to expand research into multidisciplinary areas, such as archaeology, education and art. Consequently, virtual reality interfaces, interaction techniques, and devices have improved greatly in order to provide more natural and obvious modes of interaction and motivational elements. This project aims at developing an interactive virtual museum which can be used as a subsidiary educational resource. It cater for a basic exploration of the environment and examination of the displayed items, this museum will benefit from developments in computer science and use audiovisual media and exhibits to provide information about aspects of living in ancient societies, with ancient mughal era as the starting point.

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