Aaron Garrett Ryan Hannah Justin Huffaker Brendon McCool Project Overview Our project code named Virtual Imaging Peripheral for Enhanced Reality or VIPER is an augmentedvirtual reality system It will track a ID: 750914
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Virtual Imaging Peripheral for Enhanced Reality
Aaron Garrett, Ryan Hannah, Justin
Huffaker
, Brendon McCoolSlide2
Project Overview
Our project, code named Virtual Imaging Peripheral for Enhanced Reality or VIPER, is an augmented/virtual reality system. It will track a
handheld unit’s
location and perspective and use this information to find the location of a camera position in a virtual environment.
Through
a
LCD screen on the handheld unit the
user
will see
the virtual environment at the cameras
location as if the handheld unit was a window into the virtual world.
As the user moves
the handheld unit around
a table top sized environment
the handheld unit’s
actual and virtual perspective
changes, allowing for different
viewing angles of the virtual space
.Slide3
Project-Specific Success Criteria
An ability to communicate time stamp data using RF between the base unit and
handheld
unit.
An ability to display images to the
LCD display
.
An ability to estimate the angle and position of
the handheld unit
with respect to an origin point using accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, visual data, and ultrasonic data.
An ability to find angle displacement of
the handheld unit’s front face
relative to the IR beacon origin using mounted camera.
An ability to find distance from base to
handheld
unit using ultrasonic emitter and receiver.Slide4
Block
DiagramSlide5
Environmental Impact of VIPER
Manufacture
Materials
Normal Use
Hazardous Leakage
Power Concerns
Disposal/Recycling
Proper disposal of various componentsSlide6
Environmental Impact of VIPER - Manufacture
Biggest issue during production is the inclusion of lead in the product and chemicals used during the manufacturing process.
Easy to fix
Use a manufacturer that is
RoHS
compliant and
RoHS
compliant components.
RoHS
(Restrictions of Hazardous Substances)
Lead
Mercury
Cadmium
Hexavalent
chromium
Polybrominated
biphenyls
Polybrominated
diphenyls
ether
AcrylamideSlide7
Environmental Impact of VIPER – Normal Use
LCD screen hazards
If broken the backlight of the LCD can release mercury
Use led backlights instead
Battery hazards
Possible leak or fire if exposed to extreme heat or abuse
Make it clear to treat the battery intelligently in manual
Power Hazards
Base Station does not have power saving mode
State that base station should be unplugged when not in useSlide8
Environmental Impact of
VIPER - Disposal/Recycling
Disposal of the LCD screen
Make the LCD screen easily removable and give instructions in manual on how to find locations that recycle or properly dispose of them
Disposal of Battery
Make the battery easily removable and give instructions in manual on how to find locations that recycle or properly dispose of them
Remainder of Product
Give instruction on how to find a location that recycles or disposes of electronicsSlide9
Ethical Considerations of Viper
Possible effects on animals
May make it unattractive
How precise is the device
Limits markets
Making people sick
Warnings on extended use
Make cause accidents
Warn people to be aware of their surroundingsSlide10
Questions?