Virtual Reality can be classified into different types based on the technology used to create the virtual environment. The most common types of Virtual Reality are:

Non-Immersive VR

Non-Immersive VR is the most basic form of VR that provides users with a 2D or 3D graphical representation of a virtual environment. Users interact with the virtual environment through a computer screen or a projection. This type of VR requires minimal hardware and is commonly used for training simulations.

Semi-Immersive VR

Semi-Immersive VR provides users with a more immersive experience than Non-Immersive VR. It uses a combination of computer graphics and real-world objects to create a more realistic virtual environment. Users interact with the virtual environment through a head-mounted display (HMD) or a projection screen. This type of VR is commonly used for military simulations, architectural visualizations, and medical training.

Fully Immersive VR

Fully Immersive VR provides users with the most immersive experience. It uses a combination of high-end computer graphics, HMDs, and motion tracking devices to create a virtual environment that users can interact with in a natural way. This type of VR is commonly used for gaming, education, and therapy.

WebVR

WebVR is a new type of VR that allows users to experience VR through a web browser without the need for any additional software. This type of VR is still in its early stages, but it has the potential to make VR more accessible to a wider audience.

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