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Image by Samsung, taken from Upload VR). Samsung may launch a next-gen Samsung Odyssey. A recent filing at the Chinese IP offices makes us speculate on a new PC VR headset in the works by Samsung. That said, let’s have a look at this interesting week in AR and VR. Top news of the week.
HTC Vive Wrist Tracker. HTC Vive Wrist Tracker (Image by HTC). HTC has made an announcement at this CES and it has been a pretty cool one. To showcase its functionality, HTC showed some videos of the tracker in use to improve the performances of hands tracking and also with the tracker installed on external props.
Chinese manufacturers BOE and SeeYA may provide cheaper displays in higher quantities than Sony is doing now, while Samsung may be supplying the DRAM components. It’s interesting to see that Neurable is still around and kicking: a few years ago there was a bit of hype around it when it created an EEG-based “mind controller” for the HTC Vive.
The multinational automobile manufacturer has already been responsible for Battle Test: A Nissan 360-Degree Virtual Reality Experience for the Samsung Gear VR as well as Star Wars: Droid Repair Bay for the HTC Vive and Samsung Gear VR.
It looks very claustrophobic and can preordered on the Horizon Store for $13 Daisy Ridley, who played Rey in the recent Star Wars sequel trilogy, is going to be the main star of the storytelling experience Trailblazer: The Untold Story of Mrs. Benz , which recants the story of 19th-century German automotive pioneer Bertha Benz.
For instance, many automotive producers were teasing the use of AR windshields in the future. Last year we had nReal showing us that AR can be trendy, and HTC making us dream with the Vive Cosmos. Samsung AR glasses. Ok Samsung, you have our attention. Nothing that will shake the ecosystem. but we know zero about it.
Battle Test: A Nissan 360-Degree Virtual Reality Experience is available free on Steam , Oculus , Daydream, Samsung VR, Jaunt, Discovery VR and Littlstar. Simply put, it’s a captivating advertisement that entertains without shoving the product down your throat, something I think we can all appreciate at this point.
Aerospace, automotive, energy, manufacturing, law enforcement and more. Unlike with Oculus Rift or HTC Vive, you don’t have to pack a large suitcase and spend hours setting up. Besides costing less than a Samsung phone, the Oculus Quest is more stable, has longer battery life, and overheats less than the Gear VR phones).
Microsoft and Samsung may be partnering for an AR device. According to Korean media, Samsung Electronics is working with Microsoft on a new augmented/mixed reality project “involving HoloLens”. Samsung is one of the most famous suppliers of components for electronic devices (e.g. Samsung Odyssey+).
I think the three-degrees-of-freedom [3Dof] sets — like the Go and the Samsung Gear VR before it — are very well-suited for video viewing, that sort of thing. They’re much more distributable than the standard Oculus Rift or HTC Vive, which has to be hooked up to a PC. How many in the automotive?
I think the three-degrees-of-freedom [3Dof] sets — like the Go and the Samsung Gear VR before it — are very well-suited for video viewing, that sort of thing. They’re much more distributable than the standard Oculus Rift or HTC Vive, which has to be hooked up to a PC. How many in the automotive?
I think the three-degrees-of-freedom [3Dof] sets -- like the Go and the Samsung Gear VR before it -- are very well-suited for video viewing, that sort of thing. They're much more distributable than the standard Oculus Rift or HTC Vive, which has to be hooked up to a PC. How many in the automotive?
Another brand I’m very curious about is Samsung : sooner or later, it should announce something, either in VR or in AR. Samsung has always released interesting products (think about the GearVR or the Odyssey), and it would be cool for it to release a standalone headset with mixed reality features. Accessories.
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