伊芙:在虚拟环境中锻炼

A. Solignac, Sebastien Kuntz
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EVE(虚拟环境演习)是一个为太空、极地和潜艇人员设计的可操作虚拟现实系统。该系统允许在人工栖息地生活和工作的机组人员在日常体育锻炼中探索身临其境的自然景观,并体验各种替代环境中的存在感。使用最新的硬件和软件,这种创新的心理对策旨在减少长期任务中禁闭和单调的不利影响,同时保持体育锻炼的动力。在南磁极附近以及瞬态微重力环境中进行了概念验证原型的初步测试。
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EVE: Exercise in Virtual Environments
EVE (Exercise in Virtual Environments) is an operational VR system designed for space, polar and submarine crews. This system allows crewmembers - living and working in artificial habitats- to explore immersive natural landscapes during their daily physical exercise, and experience presence in a variety of alternate environments. Using recent hardware and software, this innovative psychological counter-measure aims at reducing the adverse effects of confinement and monotony in long duration missions, while maintaining motivation for physical exercise. Initial testing with a proof-of-concept prototype was conducted near the South magnetic pole, as well as in transient microgravity.
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