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It was a video player for virtual reality headsets, able to play both 2D videos, 360videos, and 360 VR videos which was quite popular back in the Gear VR days. There is always a big debate about 360videos being VR or not. Who else remembers Moon VR Player? What’s your stance on this?
One major exception to this used to be 360videos and images, but now that restriction is becoming a thing of the past. Last week, VLC revealed that it is now 360 enabled for both images and videos. VLC 360 was created through a partnership between VideoLan and the hardware company Giroptic.
For its debut on the less-powerful Gear VR headset, the project has been repurposed as a 360video rather than a full, PC-powered, VR experience that allows for robust features like positional tracking. According to an email from Oculus, Lost 360 , from Oculus Story Studio, is now available on the Oculus Store.
It doesn’t have controllers, and only features 3DOF headtracking; what it does have is a decidedly more approachable opera glasses-style design that lets you hold the headset with one hand so you can press it to your face without needing a headstrap, which could otherwise ward off some users.
“Does Not Exist drops you into the center of Reeps One’s first virtual reality Beatbox performance – exploring the latest technology for VR and head-tracked 3D spatial audio.” ” We can really see why the Spotlight Story team at Google takes their time when releasing 360videos.
Much like Samsung Gear VR, Mi VR features a built-in dedicated motion sensor for low latency head-tracking and only works with a select number of the company’s phones. Youku has since integrated 360video support for both their desktop and smartphone platform.
As existing experiences are produced in stereoscopic 3D, they’re ideal for VR viewing, and the naturally panoramic scenes can be glanced around at using head-tracking as you would expect. Using this, Altair then take existing Fulldome projection experiences from the real world and project those into the VR planetarium.
It’s leveraging headtracking in VR and allowing them to look at patterns and practice their decision-making skills. Let it roll means he’s going to keep the original play. He has a couple other decisions he can make, but it’s not teaching them how to move. We have had a lot of success in sports.
We’re actually seeing real use cases across 360video with Strivr. When you start to have eye tracking, headtracking, gait analysis, gesture analysis, hand tracking, pose analysis, speech analysis, biometrics. ” But guess what? Now the proof cases are there. We’re using AR on our phones.
We’re actually seeing real use cases across 360video with Strivr. When you start to have eye tracking, headtracking, gait analysis, gesture analysis, hand tracking, pose analysis, speech analysis, biometrics. ” But guess what? Now the proof cases are there. We’re using AR on our phones.
Alan: There’s VR where you can make the full thing in computer graphics, but there’s also 360videos; being able to capture a training experience in 360video, and then add computer graphics on top of that. They’re going to sell you 360video. It’s easy to get overwhelmed.
Alan: There’s VR where you can make the full thing in computer graphics, but there’s also 360videos; being able to capture a training experience in 360video, and then add computer graphics on top of that. They’re going to sell you 360video. It’s easy to get overwhelmed.
We're actually seeing real use cases across 360video with Strivr. When you start to have eye tracking, headtracking, gait analysis, gesture analysis, hand tracking, pose analysis, speech analysis, biometrics. But guess what? Now the proof cases are there. We're seeing people use this right now.
Alan: There's VR where you can make the full thing in computer graphics, but there's also 360videos; being able to capture a training experience in 360video, and then add computer graphics on top of that. And if you bring in a studio who is really good at 360video, guess what they're going to sell you.
It’s close though, and arguably ‘good enough’ as it’s quite a bit more precise than PSVR (which has had no trouble moving units even with its greater than sub-millimeter tracking precision).
YouTube ran particularly well and looked amazing for a 360video on the device. Headtracking, app selection, and overall performance inside View were all top notch. All these experiences looked crisp and as high-resolution as anything else we’ve seen in the mobile VR space.
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