Virtual Reality known as VR, is a system in which a user encounters a computer simulated environment through the use of a physical interface. It is a new field which is very useful to show the current and future situation on a very realistic level. The user can interact with the environment by navigating through the virtual world and see what impact the spatial plans have on the area. A three-dimensional representation of the plans will give a more realistic idea about the impact the changes will have on the present situation. But not only the internet is a new way of bringing information to the citizens. Display technology is also improving, like the development of the ICWall and the Cave Automated Virtual Environment (CAVE).

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Encounters Simulated Navigating Cave Icwall