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APPROVAL SHEET

In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the course Bachelor of Science major

in Information Technology this study entitled VR Lab: experience gaming to the next

level.A feasibility study has been prepared and submitted by: Stefi V. Legatis and

Eunice Lou B. Suerte

Whose grade for the paper is __________.

Accepted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the egree of Bachelor in

Science !ajor in Information Technology.


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Chapter I

INTRODUCTION O THE STUD!

"irtual #eality or "# is a computer technology that replicates an environment$

real$ or imagined and simulates a user%s physical presence and environment to allo& for

user interaction. "irtual reality uses fancy peripherals such as gloves$ helmets$ and the

trending technology today$ "# glasses. Through the use of "# glasses users get to

experience three'dimensional images and environment to be life'si(ed from the user%s

perspective.

The entertainment industry is one of the most enthusiastic advocates of virtual

reality$ most noticeably in games and virtual &orlds. )ith the gro&ing expectation for

"# this year$ many "# glasses are being developed by different companies and as &ell

as virtual reality integrated games.

In today%s industry$ the idea of virtual reality being integrated &ith the gaming

industry is not just anticipated by the young generation but also the adults$ most

especially the gamers. )ith the advancement of technology today$ gamers expect more

on the gaming feeling. Since virtual reality immerses the users into a virtually simulated

environment$ users &ill be able to experience to play the game as if they &ere really in

it. *or that reason$ the proponents chose the virtual reality gaming center +"# ,ab- as

their study.


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O"#e$ti%e of the St&d'

The objective of the study is to be able to establish a technological rental

business in Sta. ru($ ,aguna. Specifically$ the study aims:

/. To be able to provide satisfactory "# rental equipment%s to customers0

1. To be able to meet the needs of the customers0

2. To entertain &ith the use of "# equipments0

3. To be able to meet the legalities of the business.

State(e)t of the pro"*e(

This project &ill endeavor to ans&er the questions on ho& to establish intend to

start the virtual reality gaming center business. Specifically the follo&ing queries belo&

must be ans&ered at the end of the study:

/. )here can the proponents get their "# equipment%s41. )hat legal documents should the business need to be able legally operate42. )hat form of mar5eting strategy should the proponents imply to their business43. 6o& much should the customers pay to rent the "# equipments47. )hat variety of games can the customers play4

+a$,gro&)d of the St&d'


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"irtual reality has beginnings that preceded the time that the concept &as coined

and formali(ed. The first fifteen years of the 1/st century has seen major$ rapid

advancement in the development of virtual reality. omputer technology$ especially

small and po&erful mobile technologies$ have exploded &hile prices are constantly

driven do&n. The rise of smartphones &ith high'density displays and 2 graphics

capabilities has enabled a generation of light&eight and practical virtual reality devices.

The video game industry has continued to drive the development of consumer virtual

reality unabated. epth sensing cameras sensor suites$ motion controllers and natural

human interfaces are already a part of daily human computing tas5s.

#ecently$ companies li5e 8oogle have released interim virtual reality products

such as the 8oogle ardboard$ a I9 headset that uses a smartphone to drive it.

ompanies li5e Samsung have ta5en this concept further &ith products such as the

8alaxy 8ear$ &hich is mass produced and contains smart; features such as gesture

control.

eveloper versions of final consumer products have also been available for a fe&

years$ so there has been a steady stream of soft&are projects creating content for the

immanent mar5et entrance of modern virtual reality.

It seems clear that 1>


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&ould certainly move beyond the gimmic5 factor. onsider this a brave ne& &orld$ and

one &e can@t &ait to explore.

S$ope a)d Li(itatio)

This study focuses on the feasibility of having a gaming center integrated &ith

"irtual #eality using "# equipments and games immersed in virtual reality.

ue to limited time span$ only the vital aspect of the feasibility of the study &as

covered such as: financial$ management and mar5eting strategy. In addition to that$ the

study &ill also cover different categories of games in the said "# gaming center.

6o&ever$ other matters and services that &as not mentioned earlier &ill not be included

on the study.

Resear$h -ethodo*og'

In order to ma5e this study successful$ the researchers gathered data through

the internet$ observation$ and printed materials on libraries such as boo5s and

educational maga(ines. ata collection is one of the most important part of the study

since every information gathered &ill ta5e effect on the conduction of the study of the

researchers. All data gathered must be accurate and genuine.

Sig)ifi$a)$e of the St&d'

"# had its brea5through &ith innovative applications &ith its high technology

system &hich correlates &ith the display technology$ simulation technology$ sensor

technology artificial functions as &ell as computer graphic technologies.


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The feasibility of this study &ill serve as a guide for future researchers &ho &ill

be conducting the same field of study. And might also give idea for future business not

just to the proponents but to anyone &ho &ill be able to read this study.


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CHAPTER II

PROECT +AC/0ROUND

PROECT PROPONENTS

!s. Stefi ". ,egatis

!s. unice ,ou B. Suerte

PROPOSED NA-E

VR La" +"irtual #eality ,aboratory-

- VRcame from the &ord "irtual #eality &hich is an artificial &orld that is

consist of images and sounds created by a computer that is affected

by the actions of a person &ho is experiencing it &hile La" or

laboratory is defined as a room filled &ith equipments for

experimentation or testing.

T!PE O +USINESS

0e)era* Part)ership ? are comprised of t&o people and any profits$

debts and decisions related to the business are shared$ and &ith the goal

of earning profit.


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-ANA0E-ENT 1 PERSONNEL EASI+ILIT!

PERSONNEL 2AD-INISTRATIVE3

The said business &ill be composed of staffs composing:

1 C&ners

/ !anager

/ *inance !anagerDTreasury

3 re&s &hich &ill be divided into

1 for dayshift and graveyard shift

OR0ANI4ATIONAL CHART

RECRUIT-ENT POLIC!

#ecruitment of the staff &ill be based on the recommendation from contacts and

relatives to be able to ensure that the staffs are s5illed and &ell disciplined.

An intervie& &ill be conducted along &ith submission of curriculum vitae +"-

and medical exam. The follo&ing legal documents are strictly required:


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T.I.E Barangay learance

Eational Bureau of Investigation

+1- 1x1 pictures and /x/ i.d. picture


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,isted belo& are the required qualifications for the applicants:

O+ RE5UIRE-ENTS

-a)ager

!ust be graduate of Bachelor egree in IT or any omputer #elated ourse or

Business ourse

!aleD*emale$ 13 ? 27 years old

!ust have at least / year of experience

Strong leadership s5ill and good interpersonal s5ills

Fleasing personality and trust&orthy

i)a)$e -a)ager6Treas&r'

8raduate of any Business #elated course

!aleD*emale$ 13 ? 27 years old

Trust&orthy in handling and managing financial aspects

Cre7s

At least ollege'level or ollege 8raduate

!aleD*emale$ 1/ ? 2< years old

!ust be computer literate

Fleasing personality and &ith good interpersonal s5ills


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SPECIICATIONS 1 RESPONSI+ILITIES

-a)ager 8responsible for facilitating the efficient functioning of an office through a

range of administrative$ clerical$ financial and managerial tas5s.

i)a)$e -a)ager6Treas&r' ? is the center of the financial operation of the

company. They are the ones responsible for the financial health of the company.

Cre7s? are the ones responsible in interacting &ith the customers and assisting

them on matters that are related to the premises of the business.

+ENEITS

SSS 9to establish a social security protection to &or5ers in the private sector$

&age earners as &ell as self'employed persons +sic5ness$ maternity$ disability$

retirement-.

-ANA0E-ENT POLIC!

This "# ,ab represents a significant investment. The audio$ video$ and

virtual reality equipment is very expensive. The ability to use this room is a privilege.

The room &ill be monitored by surveillance cameras. The management has the right to

limit the number of players using the room.

VR La" R&*es:


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' Anyone can is allo&ed to play and &atch using the "# gears as long as heDshe

pays the amount of time per hour. +2


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Chapter III

TAR0ET -AR/ET

According to the survey conducted by the proponents$ most of the respondents

are a&are of &hat virtual reality is.

AWARENESS

!es H

No H

Ta"*e ;: A7are)ess 7ith Virt&a* Rea*it'

Table / sho&s the percentage of a&areness of the respondents regarding virtual

reality. H of the respondents are a&are of &hat virtual reality is and H of the

respondents are oblivious.

Eperie)$e 7ith 7at$hi)g ?D -o%ies


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Table 2 sho&s the percentage of respondents &ho have &atched 2 movies. H

of the respondents have &atched 2 movies and H of the respondents haven%t.

Eperie)$e 7ith VR 0ears

Table 3 sho&s the percentage of respondents &ho have &atched 2 movies. H

of the respondents have &atched 2 movies and H of the respondents haven%t.

EECTIVENESS

!es H

No H

Ta"*e : Effe$t of VR to ga(i)g a)d 7at$hi)g

Table 7 sho&s the percentage of respondents &ho thin5s that &ith "#$ gaming

and &atching experience &ill improve. H of the respondents responded &ith yes

and H of the respondents responded no.


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INTEREST

!es H

No H

Ta"*e B: I)terest to p*a'67at$h a)d e>perie)$e %irt&a* rea*it'

Table = sho&s the percentage of respondents &ho are interested to playD&atch

and experience virtual reality. H of the respondents are interested and H of the

respondents are not.

USA0E

!es H

No H

Ta"*e : Use VR 0ears

Table sho&s the percentage of respondents &ho &ouldD&ouldn%t li5e to

playD&atch using "# gears. H of the respondents &ould li5e to playD&atch and H

of the respondents doesn%t.

VISIT

!es Affir(ati%e. H

Not i)terested. Nope. H

!es. No IF( a *o)e

7o*f.

H

Ta"*e G: Visit to ga(e $e)ter 7ith or 7itho&t frie)ds taggi)g a*o)g

Table sho&s the percentage of respondents &ho are interested to visit the

game center &ith or &ithout their friends tagging along. H of the respondents

said yes and &ould affirmatively tag their friends along$ &hile H of the

respondents are not interested and lastly H of the respondents said yes but

&ould rather go alone.


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"# end users come to life and experience the fusion of virtual reality into the

entertainment and gaming industry.

The fourth day of July$ year 1


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Chapter @

Te$h)i$a* Aspe$t

O"#e$ti%e of the Te$h)i$a* easi"i*it'

The technical study aims to identify the equipment and machine for the business.

This includes the project layout$ project site and vicinity map. The proponents &ill

visuali(e the service process to be familiari(ed &ith the flo& of operation in order to

identify the possible problem that the business might encounter.

Pro#e$t Site

The image above sho&s the floor plan of "# ,ab.


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Vi$i)it' -ap


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"# ,ab &ill be located at Frimar5 To&n enter Sta. ru( located along Fedro

8uevarra Ave.$ Barangay Fagsa&itan$ Sta. ru($ ,aguna.

Ser%i$e Pro$ess

/. Pi$, a seat a)d a VR de%i$e.After inquiring on the counter of our facilities$ a customer

must pic5 an available seat that has a "# device that a customer should use.

ustomer%s satisfaction is the top priority of our company so &e use the latest models$

firm&ares and available games and videos.

1. Se*e$t 'o&r ga(es a)d %ideos.Just select a game or video on the des5top provided

by our units and you can enjoy the best and top'notch quality of the games that are

available on our store.

2. P*a' for ho&rs.Flay and &atch on your rented "# device for the hours you paid for the

company until the customer is satisfied. A facility personnel &ill approach and notify you

if you%re time is up$ ho&ever$ the personnel &ill as5 the customer if they &ant time

extension.


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-a$hi)eries a)d eJ&ip(e)t

In order for virtual reality to be fused &ith games and movies$ virtual reality

gears must be used. This includes:

' Virt&a* Rea*it' 0*asses6Head9-o&)ted Disp*a's' enables the &earer to see

three dimensional images &hich give an illusion of depth of perception. So

&hichever &ay the &earer loo5$ the screen mounted to their face follo&s them.

"# glasses costs around K< to K


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