Integrating virtual reality in management information systems

Abstract

Chinese weapons, aesthetic and artistic yet rarely accessible, are showcased via virtual reality technology. This project uses Unity3D (with Maya for modeling) to build the “Swords, Guns, Swords, and Halberds” virtual pavilion – after defining its theme, collecting weapon data, and developing interactive functions like item rotation/zooming, video playback, and click-triggered audio introductions. Tested and optimized, the globally accessible pavilion breaks geographical and time barriers, offering engaging, educational insights into weapons’ history, uses, and cultural value while preserving heritage.