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OVERVIEW OF VIRTUAL CAMERA MECHANISMS FOR COLLABORATIVE VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS : AN APPLICATION TO THE VRIMOR PROJECT

This article presents a research on the control of automated cameras in dynamic 3D virtual environments, which analyses the different branches that are currently being developed and improved in relation to the placement and movement of the virtual cameras. The aim of this research is to choose a method to design a management system for automatic cameras to be applied in the project VRIMOR. This project allows operators of nuclear power plants to design interventions with the aid of virtual mannequins with humanoid form. The designed intervention will be used for the learning of the operators in collaborative virtual environments. It is at this stage when the automated management of virtual cameras becomes relevant.