Synonyms for virtual reality
vir·tu·al re·al·i·ty

Princeton's WordNet

1. virtual realitynoun

   a hypothetical three-dimensional visual world created by a computer; user wears special goggles and fiber optic gloves etc., and can enter and move about in this world and interact with objects as if inside it

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1. • Computer Game

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1. Francisco Jeronimo:

   We will see a lot of stuff around 360-degree cameras and virtual reality headsets with a smartphone, commodities rather than innovation.

2. Neil Schneider:

   It's not surprising they would take the angle of adding virtual reality.

3. Superintendent Vicki Townsend:

   [Virtual reality] provides the ability of a safe learning environment, which promotes open conversations about opportunities for options for action, investigation and safeguarding, often within policing, there is no right or wrong answer to how a situation is managed. It’s about understanding what you would do, the power and legislation you utilize to take that action, and why you have done it. The scenarios provide the opportunity as a group to maximize this learning by focusing on the decision-making model, and allows the development of officers from peers with more or different experiences.

4. Erik Finman:

   It’s a way for people to learn through the web, your phone, in virtual reality and in person.

5. Gilad Lederer:

   Professionals want to work and annotate documents and red line documents on the go. Kids want to play like draw something and send their drawings or sketches in snap shot of photos. Construction workers can work in a construction site and annotate a building plan straight into the cloud, and gamers can finally have a tool to use in the virtual reality world to interact even when they are totally immersed in the virtual reality.