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| The CUBE |
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| stands for Computer-driven Upper Body Environment. It is a 360° display environment composed of four 32”X28” rear-projected Plexiglas screens. Guests stand inside the CUBE, which is suspended from the ceiling, and physically turn around to view the screen surfaces. The screens are approximately 1’ from a guest’s face and extend down to his or her midsection. |
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| The CUBE was created in February 2000 by three Entertainment Technology Masters students at Carnegie Mellon University. The primary goal of the project was to explore the immersive potential of a small, CAVE-like display device for real-time interaction. The team was interested in investigating the largely unexplored continuum between full-sized CAVEs and head-mounted displays. |
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