Replicating the Real World Inside a Kinesiology Lab: How Technologies Like VR, AR, and AI are Enhancing Research in Human Movement
The iconic action thriller film, The Matrix, depicts a futuristic, dystopian world where humans exist in a fully immersive, digitally constructed virtual reality. Their actions and behaviors are controlled by the machines which created the simulated environment in which humans find themselves. Of course, this film is science fiction. But in the real world, researchers in kinesiology are using virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and other innovative technologies in the scientific study of human movement.