Blog V Reality: January 2018

Wednesday 31 January 2018

Genuine SHINECON VR BOX 3D Virtual Reality Glasses+Controller For Samsung iPhone

Genuine SHINECON VR BOX 3D Virtual Reality Glasses+Controller For Samsung iPhone
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3D VR Virtual Reality Smart Glass Headset for iPhone 6 Plus Samsung S7 LG US NEW

3D VR Virtual Reality Smart Glass Headset for iPhone 6 Plus Samsung S7 LG US NEW
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February 1, 2018 at 11:19AM
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HTC VIVE VR Virtual Reality System Complete Package 2017

HTC VIVE VR Virtual Reality System Complete Package 2017
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February 1, 2018 at 10:30AM
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Samsung Gear VR w/ Remote Controller Oculus Virtual Reality Headset 2017 SM-R324

Samsung Gear VR w/ Remote Controller Oculus Virtual Reality Headset 2017 SM-R324
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February 1, 2018 at 09:01AM
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SEALED ~ Oculus Rift Touch Virtual Reality System VR Headset Bundle ~ BRAND NEW!

SEALED ~ Oculus Rift Touch Virtual Reality System VR Headset Bundle ~ BRAND NEW!
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February 1, 2018 at 08:30AM
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Sony CUH-ZVR1 Playstation VR Virtual Reality PS4 Bundle

Sony CUH-ZVR1 Playstation VR Virtual Reality PS4 Bundle
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February 1, 2018 at 07:55AM
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PIMAX 4K UHD Virtual Reality Glasses 3D Headset 8.29MP WITH EARPHONES

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February 1, 2018 at 07:49AM
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Samsung Gear VR w/ Remote Controller Oculus Virtual Reality Headset 2017 SM-R324

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January 31, 2018 at 03:29AM
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New Samsung Gear VR Virtual Reality Headset Glasses for Galaxy Note 5 S6 S7 Edge

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February 1, 2018 at 06:32AM
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You don't need snow to ski because you can now ski in VR

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SkyTechSport offers a virtual reality ski simulator for those who want to ski without the snow. They offer a panoramic 4K view that looks like a ski resort and motors that reproduce sensations as if you were actually skiing. The simulation can be adjusted to fit your preference. You might forget that you're not outdoors. Read more...

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SAMSUNG GEAR VR VIRTUAL REALITY HEADSET POWERED BY OCULUS NEW IN SEALED BOX

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VR Goggles | 3D Virtual Reality Goggles | VR Headset iPhone 7 Plus, 6, 5 | VR He

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2018 VR and AR Conference, Festival and Expo Schedule

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Over the last few years a busy conference circuit has emerged for creators and enthusiasts interested in VR and AR technology, and 2018 is already full of events throughout the year.

We’ll update this list of VR and AR-related events from time to time as more dates are announced. If we’ve missed a big one, please email tips@uploadvr.com with information about the conference or event and we’ll periodically update this post.

Mobile World Congress // Feb 26 – March 1

Barcelona, Spain

Registration: Attendee

SXSW // March 9 – 18

Austin, United States

Registration: Exhibitor | Attendee

IEEEVR 2018 // March 18 – 22

Reutlingen, Germany

Registration: Attendee

GDC/VRDC // March 19 – 23

San Francisco, United States

Registration: Exhibitor | Attendee

Laval Virtual // April 4 – 8

Laval, France

Registration: Exhibitor | Attendee

NAB // April 7 – 12

Las Vegas, United States

Registration: Exhibitor | Attendee

Tribeca Film Festival // April 18 – 29

New York, United States

Registration: Attendee

F8 // May 1 – 2

San Jose, United States

Registration: Attendee

VRLA // May 4 – 5

Los Angeles, United States

Registration: Attendee

Future Of Immersive Leisure // May 16 – 17

Las Vegas, United States

Registration: Exhibitor | Attendee

VR World // May 22 – 23

London, England

Registration: Exhibitor | Attendee

Augmented World Expo // May 30 – June 1

Santa Clara, United States

Registration: Exhibitor | Attendee

E3 // June 12-14

Los Angeles, United States

Registration: Exhibitor | Attendee

San Diego Comic-Con // July 18-22

San Diego, United States

Registration: Exhibitor | Attendee Badges (Sold Out)

SIGGRAPH // August 12-16

Vancouver, Canada

Registration: Attendee

Gamescom // August 21-25

Cologne, Germany

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Supermedium launches its virtual reality web browser backed by Y Combinator

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Virtual reality’s content problem has been so frustrating for users because the medium’s promise has been that it can take users anywhere. As developers continue to build up these worlds, Supermedium is launching out of Y Combinator’s winter batch with a browser that it hopes can show people the promises of virtual reality content that lives across the web. While Oculus… Read More

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USC Backs A Record-setting March Immersive Hackathon

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The Creating Reality Hackathon, sponsored by USC, will inspire participants from USC and around the world to build original AR and VR applications. Over the course of four days (March 12-15), attendees will form interdisciplinary teams to design and create new experiences. The hackathon is sponsored by the USC School of Cinematic Arts, the Viterbi School of Engineering Game Pipe Lab and the Iovine and Young Academy.

The Creating Reality Hackathon is a one-time, purpose-built, diverse, international and large-scale community. 400 participants, selected from over 2,000 applications from students and working practitioners will compete for cash and other prizes. This community’s core purpose is to learn and to deepen our understanding of how immersive technologies can be applied.

In the new and cutting-edge fields of AR and VR, the only way to gain a deeper understanding is using the iterative prototyping fostered by hackathons. Scaling the hackathon to 60 – 100 submissions parallelizes the investigation of how we can use immersive technology and produces more insightful apps and experiences. In addition, forming teams comprised of individuals from different background and expertise increases the creativity and originality of the work.

The hackathon is non-profit and non-commercial. Judges are looking for submissions that demonstrate an impactful and important idea.

The Reality Virtually Hackathon sponsored by the MIT Media Lab served as a learning experience that inspired this year’s Creating Reality Hackathon at USC, and the format was adapted for the USC and LA communities. The areas of interest and project submission categories are expected to vary for the two hackathons, because of differences in the two universities’ curriculum and research, as well as the geographical representation of industries.

The hackathon begins with a day of enabling workshops for developers, designers, and artists followed by two days of building. Learning in workshops transcends into learning by designing and building for two full days. The last day is dedicated to judging the 80 project submissions.

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This AR X-Ray Could Revolutionize Modern Medicine

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University of Alberta’s uses AR technology to project a patient’s internal anatomy onto their body in real-time.

Ever press a flashlight up against the palm of your hand and watch the innards illuminate? Now imagine a machine that did pretty much the same thing, only 1000x more accurately.

That’s what the brilliant folks over at the University of Alberta are working on with ProjectDR, an exciting new AR-powered system capable of displaying a patient’s detailed internal structure directly onto their body in real-time.

The result is a technology akin to something along the lines of x-ray specs. Using ProjectDR, healthcare professionals are able to project advanced medical images such as CT scans and MRI data onto subjects with a surprising amount of accuracy. It even has the ability to isolate and display individual layers and segments of the body, such as specific organs, blood vessels, whatever the operator wishes to see.

What’s even more impressive is the system’s ability to track and follow a patient’s movement. Thanks to a custom software written by Ian Watts, a computer science graduate student and developer of the project alongside fellow graduate student Michael Fiest, an array of motion-trackers using infrared cameras are able to identify and follow a series of trackers attached to the subject. This keeps the projected image tightly secured to the patient at all times.

Needless to say all these features could very well make ProjectDR the next big thing in modern medicine.

“There are lots of applications for this technology, including in teaching, physiotherapy, laparoscopic surgery and even surgical planning,” said Watts.

According to Pierre Boulanger, a professor in Alberta’s Department of Computer Science, ProjectDR will soon enter surgical simulation laboratories to test and analyze potential real world application before being implemented into the actual clinics. However research team members are optimistic that surgical pilot studies are just on the horizon.

For more information you can head over to the University of Alberta’s Faculty of Science page. ProjectDR was first introduced last November at the Virtual Reality Software and Technology Symposium in Gothenburg, Sweden.

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Check Out This VR Sculpture Of Super Mario World Made In Google’s Blocks

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I’ve always wanted to visit the Mushroom Kingdom. Ever since I was a kid watching the Super Mario Bros. Super Show, despite how terrible that show is nowadays in hindsight, the world just seemed like such a magical place. VR artists are making my childhood dreams come true because not only can I visit Zelda’s Hyrule already, but now the Mushroom Kingdom is getting the VR treatment as well.

A VR Art Director on Twitter by the name of Vladimir Ilic (otherwise referred to as VRHuman) recently published a video of a sculpture he did that completely recreates Super Mario World’s map in VR using Google’s Blocks 3D modeling app. It’s truly impressive.

Over the past several months we’ve seen a lot of creative uses for Google’s Blocks, such as this developer that built a small game in just a matter of weeks. Ilic’s rendition of Super Mario World’s map is remarkably accurate, as he built it by referencing screenshots every step of the way. You can see the whole process in the YouTube video up above.

Although Nintendo is far from interested in VR at this time, it’s still great to see their properties getting re-imagined in fun and inventive ways by dedicated artists.

Let us know what you think of this project down in the comments below!

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This Is What A Mixed Reality Hard Hat Looks Like

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A Microsoft-endorsed hard hat solution lets construction workers use holograms on site.

Industrial collaboration tools are one of the fastest-developing areas for the Microsoft HoloLens, with many companies such as Object Theory looking for ways to diversify and broaden the market for Mixed Reality. On the other hand, selling this technology as an everyday working tool in places like construction sites, offshore facilities and mining projects means making it robust enough to be used as such. This means it has to comply with very specific and stringent safety and environmental standards.

Which is how Microsoft finds itself in the somewhat unlikely position of endorsing a hard hat. They have been working with Trimble to come up with a design complete with MSA V-Gard hard hat, suspension system, and quick-release accessory clips. All of which allow workers to wear the HoloLens comfortably without voiding the warranty of the $3,000 device.

It also meets basic impact protection requirements of ANSI Z87.1, CSA Z94.3 and EN 166 (the most common protective glass certification standards) and IP50 rated testing, meaning the device will be able to perform protected from dust. And while that might not sound like the sexiest list of features, it seems to have got this construction crew excited enough in the demo video below.

These workers already routinely use technology such as tablets to access plans and data on site, but going from 2D to 3D at scale brings that to a whole new level. “Superimposing the digital model on the physical environment provides a clear understanding of the relations between the 3D design model and the actual work on a jobsite,” explained Olivier Pellegrin, BIM manager, GA Smart Building.

The application they are using is called Trimble Connect. It turns data into 3D holograms, which are then mapped out to scale onto the real-world environment. This gives workers an instant sense of where and how various elements will fit and exposes mistakes early on in the process.

The HoloLens app does that by combining multiple models – structural, mechanical, electrical – and aligning each one precisely on a 1:1 scale onto the job site structures. Workers can review and make changes to the models in context with the physical environment they’ll be applied to. Not only can you plan work more efficiently, but you can also train workers and compare plans against tasks completed. Other features enable users to view and capture data with onsite measuring tools, make annotations, and assign tasks.

Trimble – a California-based company that specializes in advanced location-based technology – was one of the first HoloLens partners that Microsoft onboarded back in 2015. Later that year, Trimble launched its Mixed Reality program and released the first commercially available enterprise-level product for the device – called SketchUp Viewer – in partnership with multinational engineering firm AECOM.

Trimble Connect is available now on the Microsoft Windows App Store with a free trial option. Users will be able to not only use the functionality in training scenarios, but also visualize and share holographic data to collaborate in projects and manage tasks such as quality control and progress monitoring.

“We are expanding the opportunities for implementation of Mixed Reality in a broad range of industries,” says Aviad Almagor, director of Trimble’s Mixed-Reality Program. “With the rise in acceptance for mixed-reality solutions in business, the need for 3D visualization outside the office is driving this next wave of innovation.”

The Hard Hat Solution, which is expected to be released later in the first quarter of 2018, will build upon what has been Microsoft’s HoloLens strategy from the very start, focusing on enabling Industry 4.0 efficiencies and capturing the lion’s share of the enterprise market.

Which is not to say that they are ignoring the average user, however, as the new wave of Windows Mixed Reality headsets proves. These headsets incorporate many of the features the company developed for the HoloLens, such as inside-out tracking capabilities, which make them a lot more comfortable to wear and brings the tech a step closer to looking like a viable consumer proposition. It does mean, however, that Microsoft can afford to play the long game as far as mass-market adoption goes, and that’s a pretty nice place for it to be, especially as we start to anticipate what the next generation of the HoloLens will look like and how it will compare with other newcomers in that space like Magic Leap.

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How Limitless And Lytro Aim To Make The VR Characters Of The Future

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In the past few months I’ve seen some really impressive stuff in VR. From standing atop the mountains of Skyrim, gazing down at a seemingly endless landscape, to the subtle nuances of the little girl in Wolves in the Walls, VR is really starting to hit its stride lately, especially with character interactions. Now with light field company Lytro’s acquisition of VR animation studio Limitless, we’re inching closer to a world where the virtual is nearly indistinguishable from reality.

And in a way, it all started with a little cartoon seagull.

Gary the Gull was one of the first really impressive VR demos I tried that made me feel like the virtual character in front of me was actually aware of my presence. And then once the company released its animation toolset, the democratization of VR innovation was underway.

It’s been a long road for Limitless already in our young industry, but teaming up with Lytro marks a new beginning, even if the partnership doesn’t seem to immediately make a ton of sense.

“I know Tim [Milliron], who runs Engineering at Lytro, very, very well. We’ve known each other for a long time and both worked at Pixar on projects like Cars and Brave. In fact, we were college roommates,” explained Tom Sanocki, CEO and Founder of Limitless, during an interview with UploadVR. “When Lytro was getting into VR we had already been talking so when we had an opportunity to think about being acquired, we started asking a lot of other people in the space and of course Tim was on that list. There was a lot of strategic alignment and seemed like a good fit.”

They released the above teaser video as a glimpse into the types of things this partnership might be capable of. Imagine being able to capture the real world using light fields at super high resolution with crystal clear fidelity and then marry that with Limitless’ artificial intelligence characters and you can achieve something shockingly realistic.

“We released a video with Hallelujah integrated with CG objects to toss beach balls around, or take other pieces from CG and add on real-time effects like fog or smoke, pulling lightfields into game engines,” said Sanocki. “We also believe that interactivity is important so we are looking to do future projects that have interactivity and game engine support at the core. Game engines are a good vehicle for that, but it’s new territory. I appreciate that the customers that Lytro works with are excited about the future of interactivity in game engines.”

We still don’t know exactly which projects Limitless and Lytro are working on together, but hopefully more details will be revealed in March at 2018’s GDC in San Francisco, CA. Until then, let us know what you think down in the comments below!

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VRLA 2018 Tickets On Sale For May 4 and 5

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Tickets are now on sale to one of the largest conferences in the world focused on virtual reality, VRLA.

The event will be held May 4 and 5, 2018 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. As of this writing there’s an early bird offer that lowers the price to $20 for a pass to Saturday, May 5 only. There’s also an early bird two-day pass for $249 geared toward professionals, adding access for Friday, May 4. There’s also a one-day student pass starting at $15. Prices go up significantly starting Feb. 10.

While VRLA draws visitors and exhibitors from around the world, its location in the heart of Los Angeles draws a lot of professionals and enthusiasts from both Southern California and Silicon Valley. With a number of VR arcades expanding or opening in 2018 and lower prices being achieved by headset manufacturers, it’ll be interesting to see how that impacts the type of exhibitors and turnout at VRLA.

“With this year’s theme, ‘A New Reality,’ we’re expanding the expo’s scope beyond VR and AR to explore new ways emergent technology improves our lives in and out of the headset,” Cosmo Scharf, Co-Founder of VRLA, said in a prepared statement. “New verticals include AI, internet of things, robotics, blockchain, 3D printing, alternative energy, cryptocurrency, biotech, and more.”

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VR SHINECON 3D Goggles/Glasses Virtual Reality Headset for Mobile Phones

VR SHINECON 3D Goggles/Glasses Virtual Reality Headset for Mobile Phones
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Survival Horror Roguelike Hybrid The Persistence Hits PSVR This July

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Games don’t often get delayed a whole year, but it’s usually for the best if they do. Originally slated for the second half of 2017, The Persistence was pushed into summer 2018 and now finally has a firm release date of July 24, 2018.

In The Persistence you play as a member of a crew on a spaceship that’s traveling through deep space. It’s a brutally difficult game that mixes stealth with survival horror and tense, first-person shooter combat. There are also heavy roguelike elements as well since each and every death results in you restarting from the very beginning — although you do get to keep a bit of your skill progressions. And each time you restart the ship has a totally different layout.

We’ve gone hands-on with the game on two separate instances and our most recent demo at last year’s PSX down in Anaheim showed a game that’s received significant polish and updates over the past several months.

Footage from a hands-on event in March 2017

What makes The Persistence especially unique is that it will also include a second screen experience so that other people in the room can play along using their phone or tablet while your face is crammed into the PSVR headset. Using a free app other players can manipulate the world by opening or closing doors, highlighting items, or even hindering your progress.

PSVR doesn’t have a game quite like The Persistence and it should hopefully deliver a lot of replayability with the procedural, roguelike elements. Let us know what you think of The Persistence so far ahead of its July 24 release down in the comments below!

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VR SHINECON 4.0 Virtual Reality 3D Movie Game Glasses+Controller

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February 1, 2018 at 12:16AM
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Fallout 4 VR Beta Update Fixes Tons Of Bugs

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Bethesda is rolling out updates for its VR games this week, and Fallout 4 VR is the last to get one.

A beta version of update 1.1.24.0 is now live and you’ll have to opt into the update via Steam itself (right click on Fallout 4, click properties, betas, and then select it from a drop-down menu). But what does it actually add?

For the most part, the patch consists of some key fixes for the game, even when it comes to new features. Bethesda has added new performance and quality options, for example, to help players get the most out of the experience. You can now adjust world scale to fix height issues, and there’s the option to invert Pip-Boy map scrolling.

In terms of straight-up fixes, the game now has scope support and improved V.A.T.S. targeting. You can see the full changelog right here, as a lot of these changes are very specific.

Bethesda’s other two VR games, Doom VFR and Skyrim VR, also saw big updates this week. Doom even received Windows VR support on PC, though there’s no sign of that support in Fallout 4 right now, sadly. There’s no word on official Oculus Rift support, either, though the game can at least be played unofficially with the headset.

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Even The Honest Game Trailer For 'Animal Crossing' Is Extremely Positive And Heartwarming

Even The Honest Game Trailer For 'Animal Crossing' Is Extremely Positive And Heartwarming
Sure, Tom Nook may be an evil capitalist, but the feel-good vibes of Nintendo's most unique franchise are stronger than the absolutele cynicism of Honest Game Trailers.

January 31, 2018 at 11:18PM
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Startup Hub Reflects Macron's Changing French Economy

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HTC: Vive Pro is Targeted at Prosumers and Will Be “more expensive” Than Consumer Vive

Virtual Reality Headset VR 3D Glasses With Built-in Headphones For iOS & Android

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Lenovo To Bring Mirage Solo Standalone VR To The Classroom

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Lenovo’s new Mirage Solo standalone VR headset is headed to the classroom.

The company this month introduced the Lenovo Virtual Reality Classroom, offering VR field trips across the world to students without having to leave the room. The package, sold directly to schools, will include the Mirage Solo as well as the software needed to take students anytime, any place, anywhere.

Teachers will be able to use a Lenovo Tab 4 PLUS tablet, included in the package, to navigate students through experiences. The content, meanwhile, comes from Google Expeditions, the company’s own educational initiative that originally used Cardboard VR viewers to the same effect. That means more than 700 VR field trips are already available on Lenovo’s platform. It’s a logical move; the Mirage Solo is based on a reference design established by Google and uses the company’s Daydream mobile VR platform.

On top of that, the VR Classroom will have exclusive content from famed primatologist, Jane Goodall. The package also contains a tested lesson plan from Scholastic, access to monthly webinars for best practice sharing and consultation as well as an 18-month warranty.

The initiative is coming to the US first in April (perhaps hinting at when the commercial Mirage Solo itself will be released) and will arrive in Canada this fall. Packages start at $2899 for a three-student package and go up to 24 students, with a headset included for every student respectively. You can also add the new Mirage VR180 camera to the bundle.

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Virtual Reality VR Headset 3D Glasses Remote Controller For iOS & Android System

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VirZOOM Closes $5.5M Seed Funding to Develop Second Generation of VR Bike Kit

Positron Voyager virtual reality chair snags $1.4 million in seed funding

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Positron has announced that its Voyager virtual reality chair has received seed funding totaling $1.4 million, which will bankroll the development of a second generation of the hardware.

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VR Virtual Reality 3D Glasses Adjustable Headset + Remote

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January 31, 2018 at 10:29AM
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New Samsung Gear VR Virtual Reality Headset Glasses for Galaxy Note 5 S6 S7 Edge

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Samsung Gear VR Virtual Reality Headset - Orchid Gray for Galaxy Note 8, S8

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January 31, 2018 at 03:28AM
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iLuv 3D Virtual Reality Headset for Smartphone - Pink

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January 31, 2018 at 09:01AM
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Sunnyfair 3D VR Headset Virtual Reality Glasses For Play Your Best Mobile ..

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January 31, 2018 at 07:42AM
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VR Goggles with Stereo Headset - DAWAY 360VR Virtual Reality Goggles for 3D &

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VR runner 'Sprint Vector' launches on February 13th

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Ever wanted to run in virtual reality without smacking into a real wall? You'll have a chance shortly. Survios has revealed that its VR foot racing game Sprint Vector launches February 13th for HTC Vive, Oculus Rift and PlayStation VR. The sci-fi run...

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Pirate Adventure Game Narrows Hits Daydream This February

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Prep YAR Daydream headsets because pirate-themed adventure game, Narrows, by Resolution Games (Bait! and Wonderglade) is dropping its anchor next month on February 15th. Described as “a roguelike strategy game that’s a little bit FTL, a little bit Sid Meier’s Pirates,” Narrows will cost $9.99 at launch.

Resolution has quickly made a name for itself as one of the strongest mobile VR game developers and Narrows certainly looks like it will be up to that same standard.

Judging from the trailer above, it definitely seems like there is a nice diversity of gameplay types from a top-down strategy element with map movement, to ship battles, and even melee combat against enemies trying to board your ship.

With the game’s launch just about two weeks away it won’t be long before we can put it through its paces and see how it stacks up on the high seas.

Let us know your thoughts on it down in the comments below!

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Imverse’s groundbreaking mixed reality renders you inside VR

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What if you could look down and see your actual arms and legs inside VR, or look at other real-world people or objects as if you weren’t wearing a headset? Imverse’s team spent five years building this incredible technology at universities in Switzerland and Spain. “We were working on this before Oculus was even created” says co-founder Javier Bello Ruiz. Now its… Read More

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