E-PASYAL: An Electronic Photographic Architecture Simulation Yielding the Actual Location

Jason Paul L. Glina, Richard G. Rabulan

Abstract


This system is a future-driven technology that seeks to find a solution to one of the problems faced by prospective students or even students of Sorsogon State University – Bulan Campus, referring to the very tiresome process of familiarizing and locating the specific areas of the campus. This system is entitled “E-PASYAL is an Electronic Photographic Architecture Simulation Yield Actual Location” that gives a simulation of the infrastructures and areas in Sorsogon State University – Bulan Campus. This system provides the users with a sequence of videos or still images of the different areas of the campus that will be used for making a virtual reality tour using the algorithm for virtual reality software. With this, the system generates a virtual tour function that the user can interact with it with a 360-degree rotation tour around the selected area. Additionally, the user can navigate through it and become familiar with the details of the offices, rooms, and buildings on the campus. With interactive campus experiences, it will have elements that make the campus unique and bring it to life virtually. Moreover, this system makes it easy for prospective students to see the school from their comfort zone, and, at the same time, allows them to highlight the best features of the school property without having to be there physically.

Keywords


Interactive campus; Photographic architecture Simulation; Virtual reality software; Virtual simulation; Virtual tour

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.17509/ijert.v5i2.82826

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