VRML
VRML stands for Virtual Reality Modeling Language. Virtual Reality has gained its own definitions as computer technology continues to develop. Having been used almost interchangeably with cyberspace, VR has been in development since the 70s, when technologists figured out the production of animated computer pictures holding the same conditions, textures, and image of real-life objects. Used by military training schools for flight simulators, in manipulation of robot devices, and in the training of stroke victims' limbs, VR is viewed through headgear to which the images are directed via electronic connection. The experience is highly realistic, and hopes are to develop the ability to enter and manipulate VR. The links included herein relate specifically to VRML.
Aereal, Inc.: VRML Site
Browse Aereal for a magazine on VR Modeling Language (VRML) including developments in technology, programming strategies, product reviews, and archive.
GMD Forschungszentrum Informationstechnik GmbH , Germany: VRML
Check GMD, Germany for great virtual reality examples from this research center, geared to information visualization.
Institut fur Neue Medien, Germany
Explore Institut fur Neue Medien, Germany for an incredible think tank on new media technology developments.
Mark Pesce and Toney Parisi: Great Leap Downward: Politics of VRML
Discover VR Universe, helping to connect programmers and artists, through Virtual Reality, concentrating on VRML technology, for beginners and professionals.
Weblynx, Australia: Virtual World Library
Browse Weblynx, Australia for a directory of Virtual Reality Markup Language worlds on the Internet, including FAQs.
ZDNet.com: VRML Catalog
Discover ZDNet.com for coverage of VRML, with an overview, articles, documentation, tools, browser collection, and more.
ZDNet.com: VRML User
Explore ZDNet's Virtual Reality Markup Language User center, including the basics, a tour, building page, tips and tricks.