Educational of Mechatronic Engineering

Hoverboard and
Virtual Reality
Alik Setiawan & Evawati Saadah
Hoverboard or Balance Wheel
 Definition
commonly referred to as a "hoverboard",
is a type of portable, rechargeable
battery-powered scooter. They typically
consist of two wheels arranged side-by-
side, with two small platforms between the
wheels, on which the rider stands. The
device is controlled by the rider's feet,
standing on the built-
in gyroscopic, sensored pads
 Characteristic
Driving OR WITH traveling
distance of 25km-30km
Battery life 5 6 hours
Charge 2 - 3 Hours
Speed Up to 20km/jam
max weight 100 kg
 Component
GyroScopic
2 Wheel
Battery
Sytem Charge battery
Electronic circuit
 Excellence
environmentally friendly
technologically advanced
simple in use
Portability
lighten routines
Fashionable
Water Resistance
Virtual Reality
 Definition
What Is Virtual Reality?
typically refers to computer technologies that
use software to generate the realistic images, sounds
and other sensations that replicate a real environment,
and simulate a user's physical presence in this
environment.
VR has been defined as a realistic and immersive
simulation of a three-dimensional environment, created
using interactive software and hardware, and
experienced or controlled by movement of the body or
interactive experience generated by a computer
Components of Virtual Reality

HD Display
Cover
Foam Padding
Lenses
Dial
Circuit Board
DEVICES USED FOR VIRTUAL REALITY

Head Mounted Display

Cyber grasp

Binocular Omni-Orientation Monitor

Cave Automatic
Virtual Environment
Why Virtual Reality Is Needed?
Virtual Reality in Virtual Reality in
Military Sports

Virtual Reality Virtual Reality in

in Business
Education

Virtual Reality in Virtual Reality in

Medical Media
 Why Virtual Reality is Needed?
Education and training
The most common example
is the flight simulator. This
type of simulator has shown
the benefits of simulation
environments for training.
They have lower operating
costs and are safer to use
than real aircraft.
They also allow the
simulation of dangerous
scenarios not allowable with
real aircraft.
Medicine
Until now experimental
research and education in
medicine was mainly
based on dissection and
study of plastic models.
Computerized 3D human
models provide a new
approach to research and
education in medicine.
Experimenting medical
research with virtual
patients will be a reality.
Design Operations in dangerous
environments
Many areas of design are Workers in radioactive, space,
typically 3D for example, the or toxic environments could be
design of a car shape, where relocated to the safety of a VR
the designer looks for environment where they could
'handle' any hazardous
sweeping curves and good materials without any real
aesthetics from every danger. Moreover, the
possible view. operator's display can be
augmented with important
sensor information, warnings
and suggested procedures.
Architectural visualization In this
area,
Psychiatry
With the advent of realistic
virtual humans, it will be
possible to recreate situations
in a Virtual World, immersing
the real patient into virtual
scenes. Therapists may also
use VR to treat people who are
afraid of heights.
Rehabilitation and help to
disable people
It is also possible to create
dialogue based on hand
gestures between a deaf real
human and a deaf virtual
human using Sign Language.
Muscular dystrophy patients
can learn to use a wheelchair
through VR.
 Future of Virtual Reality
Virtual Reality is a growing industry
PC and specialized hardware are getting
better, faster and cheaper because of
development in VR.
Revolution in gaming industries
Thankyou!
Questions?