Introduction to Virtual Reality in Media and Entertainment Engineering

• Immersive VR has a larger screen size, while 3D cinema uses tiny headsets.
• Immersive VR allows multiple users to sync their head-tracking devices, while 3D cinema restricts to one user per device.
• Immersive VR relies on monocular depth cues, while 3D cinema relies on stereopsis for 3D vision.
• Immersive VR provides user dynamic control of viewpoint, while 3D cinema shows the same view to all viewers. (correct)

• Synchronized shutter glasses and dynamic display updating (correct)
• Monocular depth cues and user-controlled viewpoint
• Immersive VR headsets and multiple head-tracking devices
• High-resolution projectors and head-mounted displays (HMDs)

• The CAVE system lacks support for monocular depth cues, limiting visual perception.
• The CAVE system does not allow real-time updating of the display according to the user's viewpoint.
• The display size is restricted, leading to limited immersive experience.
• Only one person can wear the head-tracking device synced to the graphics rendering machine. (correct)