You've just experienced the Sensorama Simulator ... 3D-related creations that visionary inventor and cinematographer Morton Heilig gave the world. His ideas for adding layers of sensory stimuli ...

Morton Heilig could clearly see the commercial potential ... the machine directly from the filing document. In reality, the Sensorama was pitched by leaflet to large corporations including Ford ...

Virtual reality (VR) has been around since at least the 1950s, with Morton Heilig's invention of the Sensorama. This mechanical device presented multisensory information to users, enaging the ...

Called the Sensorama, the machine which was made by Morton Heilig, the first multimedia and VR specialist was far beyond its years. It could render stereoscopic 3D images in a notably wide field ...

1961 Morton Heilig patents the Sensorama, a TV booth in which short projected 3D films were augmented with a moving chair, audio, vibration, wind and aromas 1984 Researcher Jaron Lanier ...

Back in the 1950s, cinematographer Morton Heilig developed the Sensorama. Roughly the size of two washing machines stacked on top of each other, this early example of virtual reality (VR ...

Although we might still be a long way from dialing into the Matrix, virtual reality has evolved significantly since Heilig’s Sensorama in the 1960s, and it isn’t being used strictly for ...

That we're not all viewing his sketches in a gallery, or buying tickets to 'Sensorama: the Morton Heilig Story' (in 3D, of course), seems crazy when you hear the reactions to the ahead-of-its-time ...