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Photo by Ben Benschneider; courtesy of Seattle Times.
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University of Washington Spider World
| Application: | Virtual Therapy |
| Equipment: | nVisor SX head-mounted display, Polhemous FastTrack6 DOF motion tracker and MultiGen-Paradigm Inc. Vega VR software |
| Provider: | Hunter Hoffman at the University of Washing HIT Lab |
Photo by Ben Benschneider; courtesy of Seattle Times.
At the Human Interface Technology Lab, research psychologist Hunter Hoffman uses the "tactile stimulation" of a fake fuzzy spider to make "SpiderWorld" more real in helping people such as Veronica Kapa overcome their phobias. For the complete story, please see the Seattle Times news article at seattletimes.nwsource.com/pacificnw.
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