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From: matomira@disuns2.epfl.ch (Fernando Mato Mira)
Newsgroups: sci.virtual-worlds
Subject: Re: Information, studies, etc. WANTED
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Date: 7 Apr 91 16:47:17 GMT
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In article <1991Apr5.185706.14409@milton.u.washington.edu>,
lishka@uwslh.slh.wisc.edu (a.k.a. Chri) writes:
>
>
> reyy@vax5.cit.cornell.edu writes:
>
> >[...]  Specifically, I am studying whether or not it would
> >be possible to simulate driving a car (applications being
>
> My recommendation would be to contact the folks at Atari (the parlor
> video game section, *not* the home video game section).

> [rest of article deleted]

Also, do not forget the people at Evans & Sutherland. You can find a
description of some more or less recent work in:

[Deyo R, Briggs J, Doenges P] "Getting Graphics in Gear: Graphics and
Dynamics in Driving Simulation", ACM SIGGRAPH Computer Graphics, Vol.
22, Nr. 4,pp. 317-326, August 1988.



Fernando D. Mato Mira
matomira@disuns2.epfl.ch