Virtual reality system to visualize and auralize numerical simulation data Original Research Article

One of the most practical objectives to use the virtual reality (VR) system in science is to make it easy to intuitively percept complex physical phenomena. We developed a VR system, called CompleXcope, which can represent “real” 3D visual and aural environment. Since attractive physical phenomena are often so complex and tangled, the VR system with 3D-sound functions is really useful for the quick comprehension of phenomena. We also show an example of visualizing and auralizing the molecular dynamic simulation results.