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Virtual reality is an exciting way for a user to
experience 3D environments that might be difficult
to replicate in the real world. Although many
people see virtual reality as a fun way for gaming,
it also has other purposes in research of the human
body. Currently there is research being done on
relating eye movements with corresponding body
movements. The current system for collecting this
data uses cameras and sensors to relay the
information to the researcher for analysis. This
works well for most of the body, but becomes
problematic when focusing the cameras' attention on
the hands. This is because with the many movements
of the hands it is hard for the cameras to always
see all the sensors they need for accurate
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Team Members
Member | Role | Contact |
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Corey Rothfuss | Team Lead | cjr5535@rit.edu |
Joshua Horner | Mechanical Engineer | jjh8776@rit.edu |
Kayla King | Mechanical Engineer | kmk3697@rit.edu |
Ryan Dunn | Electrical Engineer | rpd6962@rit.edu |
Matthew Nealon | Electrical Engineer | mmn5424@rit.edu |
Cody Stevens | Electrical Engineer | djy1307@rit.edu |
David Jung Yoon | Electrical Engineer | djy2167@rit.edu |
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