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విజ్ఞాన శాస్త్ర సాంకేతిక పరిశోధనా సంస్థ / विज्ञान शास्त्र प्रौद्योगिकी और परिशोधन संगठन
Events
Seminar
3D Gaming with AR & VR (Under CSI Student Chapter)
Jan
31
Saturday
02:00
PM
- 04:00
PM
Summary
When discussing Model Order Reduction (MOR) in the context of engineering and advanced simulation, it refers to a sophisticated mathematical technique used to approximate high-fidelity, computationally intensive models with simpler, lower-dimensional ones while retaining the core physical characteristics of the original system. In complex fields like structural mechanics, thermal analysis, or fluid dynamics, full-scale numerical models—often involving millions of degrees of freedom—require immense processing power and time to solve. By applying techniques such as Proper Orthogonal Decomposition (POD) or Balanced Truncation, engineers can create a "reduced-order" model that captures the essential system dynamics with significantly fewer variables. This reduction is vital for real-time applications, such as hardware-in-the-loop testing, rapid design iteration, and complex control systems where the ability to simulate outcomes instantly is far more valuable than maintaining the brute-force complexity of the original, high-dimensional system.
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About Seminar
The lecture on "3D Gaming with AR & VR," presented under the CSI Student Chapter, delves into the technical synthesis of spatial computing, real-time 3D rendering, and immersive interface design that defines modern interactive entertainment. Moving beyond the foundational definitions of Virtual Reality (VR)—which provides a fully enclosed, computer-generated sensory experience—and Augmented Reality (AR)—which anchors digital artifacts into the physical workspace—the session explores the demanding architecture required to support these systems. Key engineering focus areas include maintaining high frame rates (typically 90 FPS or higher) to prevent latency-induced sensory conflict, optimizing polygon counts through Level of Detail (LOD) systems to ensure performance on varied hardware, and implementing spatial audio and haptic feedback to ground the user in a believable environment.

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Venue
ATF-8,3rd floor, U-block
Dept.of Information Technology
About Speakers
Mr. B.NAGA SUDHEER
Assistant Professor, IT, VFSTR
Event Coordinator
Dr. Hemanta Kumar Bhuyan
Associate Professor, IT, VFSTR
Mrs. Anantha Lakshmi
Assistant Professor, IT, VFSTR
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