Sentence examples for virtual guides from inspiring English sources

Beyond healthcare and therapy, social robots will find an increasing role in hospitality, Deblieck's initial target market, but also in retail and, as the Van Abbe Museum in Eindhoven has recently shown, providing virtual guides for people with mobility issues.

IBM this month unveiled an impressive virtual version of the Forbidden City of Beijing complete with virtual guides (beyondspaceandtime.org) and Google Earth has just added an ancient Rome layer to its destinations.

In order to do a cooperative remote control via the Internet, active virtual guides and predictive display (surimposing virtual models on video image feedback) are used to enhance performances of each HO.

Advances in mobile computing devices have resulted in a new class of 3D virtual environment applications such as virtual guides and malls, online gaming, training and monitoring systems, just to name a few.

Gogobot and HomeAway have already been partners for a while, with Gogobot providing a way for HomeAway home owners to create virtual guides of things to do near their rental properties.

VR Math – VR Math brings Mathematics and 3D Geometry into VR and AR so that students can see solids in 3D can interact with them and teachers can be virtual guides for their students.

Two algorithms will be proposed, including Trail-based Algorithm with virtual Guide line (TAG) and enhanced Trail-based Algorithm with virtual Guide line (eTAG).

Raleigh and Hartley Road feature on the Alan Sillitoe Trail, a virtual guide to the Nottingham landmarks of Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, written while "sitting under an olive tree in Majorca".

Audiences will take a virtual guided bus tour through the streets of Manhattan in the production, directed by Meghan Finn, which explores gentrification and economic revitalization.

Since there's no way to enroll without a physical doll, I couldn't check out the whole U, but I did get a mini-tour from "Shelby," my virtual guide.

Your virtual guide is TT, a Victorian time traveller – in the shape of CBeebies presenter Rebecca Keatley – who takes visitors back millions of years and into the tropical waters that once covered this region.