Save VR motion sickness. Palmer revealed plans for the next five years
Oculus founder Palmer revealed plans for the next five years; Oculus plans to release the VR machine Santa Cruz in the Q1 2019 season; PSVR releases a new bundle.
Oculus founder Palmer revealed plans for the next five years: a universal solution for achieving VR motion sickness
In a recent Twitter tweet, Palmer Rachi announced his "five-year plan." His goals include five points: in addition to vertical take-off and landing in the air taxi; bringing superhuman-like sensory perception/response to some people; achieving speeds from 0 to 60 in 0.8 seconds; and in some cases, implementation and time In addition to the unpredictable analysis of travel, the first article in the five-year plan of Palmerac is related to virtual reality.
The virtual reality pioneer who is always concerned about VR development hopes to develop a universal solution for the "vestibulo-oculular" mismatch. It should be noted that the "oculular" here should be a typo, actually referring to "ocular". Perhaps it is too accustomed to the name Oculus, so when he did not pay attention, he wrote "ocu(lar)" as "oculu(lar)".
For Palmerac's goal, if he can develop a universal solution and successfully solve the problem of motion sickness, this will become a milestone in the development of the VR industry, which can greatly accelerate the popularity of VR.
Oculus plans to release the VR machine Santa Cruz in the Q1 2019 season
According to reports, Oculus will usher in an exciting September: VR machine Santa Cruz is expected to announce a specific release date, while the entry-level Oculus Go head will soon support smartphone view sharing.
A number of independent sources confirmed that Oculus plans to release the VR all-in-one Santa Cruz in the Q1 2019 season. It is reported that this product is likely to be renamed before it is officially listed. Santa Cruz has been in development for many years, supporting 6-DOF head tracking and a built-in camera with two controllers.
Santa Cruz is expected to support indoor and outdoor, but the price is still a question. The Mirage Solo is priced at $400, and the current bundle of Rift (PC VR Headset) + two Touch controllers + "Marvel Powers United" is priced at $399, which is lower than Rift's original $599 price tag. HTC's VR machine ViveFocus is priced at 3,999 yuan (about 600 US dollars) in the Chinese market.
Cologne Game Show: Netease unveiled the open VR world adventure game Nostos
At today's Cologne Game Show, Netease unveiled their latest VR game, Nostos. This open world VR adventure game will invite players into the vast and quiet homeland and play the survivors here, then work with others to survive on this unknown land.
Although Netease has not published too much information, according to current information, "Nostos" is a virtual world filled with various landscapes and places. Historic sites are scattered all over the world. They are full of remnants of war. You need to discover the truth of these historical sites and the things they are looking for. For gameplay, this piece seems to contain a range of different mechanisms, including climbing, building, fighting, and even cooking. Since players need to work with people from all over the world to survive in this world, they can expect to master the basic art of survival, such as building shelters and fighting dangerous monsters.
Most importantly, the character design of Nostos is both interesting and unique. However, we are still unclear about the secrets of this world and the ultimate goal of the players. According to the game trailer, this is probably a multiplayer game.
Mozilla is now adding video and 3D sharing to VR Hubs
Since its release, Mozilla has been working hard to improve the community, and now users can join the Hubs room by using any virtual reality (VR) device on the market, as well as mobile devices and PCs. By sharing links, users can invite their friends to join the Hub, and now by using the same system, users can also share their favorite content with their content in the room.
Simply share the video with friends in VR by pasting the URL, which means it's now easier to bring content together. Just log in to your Hubs room on your PC or mobile device and share the link to see the video appear in the virtual space and start playing. It can even be moved and placed on one of the virtual walls to position everyone in the room. But this is not all, because by pasting the URL into other content you will also see it also appear in the virtual room. This includes support for photo sharing sites such as imgur and Giphy. 3D content can also be shared with support such as Sketchfab and poly, and any GLTF scene can be placed in the Hubs room.
Mozilla doesn't stop there because they also allow sharing of photos and documents saved locally to your device. Simply upload the file, drag and drop the file, or even paste the content directly from the clipboard to view it in the room. Since you can access simple file sharing by simply deleting the URL, everything is possible now. All of this is protected by encryption, and files you no longer need are deleted immediately. In real Mozilla, the code is open source, so if you're interested, you can see how it works here.
PSVR releases a new bundle, or only in Japan
Sony has finally provided a basic PSVR package that includes everything needed to get into any game on the PS4 - at least in Japan.
The company announced this week that a special bundle containing the head display, PlayStation camera and two PS Move handles will be available for sale on September 13. The wonderful thing is that it is called "PlayStation VR Exciting Pack" and sells for 36,980 yen (about 2,300 yuan).
With the launch of "Firewall: Zero Hour", "Torn", "Enders of Zone 2", PSVR will usher in a busy week, ready to pick up?
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Oculus founder Palmer revealed plans for the next five years: a universal solution for achieving VR motion sickness
In a recent Twitter tweet, Palmer Rachi announced his "five-year plan." His goals include five points: in addition to vertical take-off and landing in the air taxi; bringing superhuman-like sensory perception/response to some people; achieving speeds from 0 to 60 in 0.8 seconds; and in some cases, implementation and time In addition to the unpredictable analysis of travel, the first article in the five-year plan of Palmerac is related to virtual reality.
The virtual reality pioneer who is always concerned about VR development hopes to develop a universal solution for the "vestibulo-oculular" mismatch. It should be noted that the "oculular" here should be a typo, actually referring to "ocular". Perhaps it is too accustomed to the name Oculus, so when he did not pay attention, he wrote "ocu(lar)" as "oculu(lar)".
For Palmerac's goal, if he can develop a universal solution and successfully solve the problem of motion sickness, this will become a milestone in the development of the VR industry, which can greatly accelerate the popularity of VR.
Oculus plans to release the VR machine Santa Cruz in the Q1 2019 season
According to reports, Oculus will usher in an exciting September: VR machine Santa Cruz is expected to announce a specific release date, while the entry-level Oculus Go head will soon support smartphone view sharing.
A number of independent sources confirmed that Oculus plans to release the VR all-in-one Santa Cruz in the Q1 2019 season. It is reported that this product is likely to be renamed before it is officially listed. Santa Cruz has been in development for many years, supporting 6-DOF head tracking and a built-in camera with two controllers.
Santa Cruz is expected to support indoor and outdoor, but the price is still a question. The Mirage Solo is priced at $400, and the current bundle of Rift (PC VR Headset) + two Touch controllers + "Marvel Powers United" is priced at $399, which is lower than Rift's original $599 price tag. HTC's VR machine ViveFocus is priced at 3,999 yuan (about 600 US dollars) in the Chinese market.
Cologne Game Show: Netease unveiled the open VR world adventure game Nostos
At today's Cologne Game Show, Netease unveiled their latest VR game, Nostos. This open world VR adventure game will invite players into the vast and quiet homeland and play the survivors here, then work with others to survive on this unknown land.
Although Netease has not published too much information, according to current information, "Nostos" is a virtual world filled with various landscapes and places. Historic sites are scattered all over the world. They are full of remnants of war. You need to discover the truth of these historical sites and the things they are looking for. For gameplay, this piece seems to contain a range of different mechanisms, including climbing, building, fighting, and even cooking. Since players need to work with people from all over the world to survive in this world, they can expect to master the basic art of survival, such as building shelters and fighting dangerous monsters.
Most importantly, the character design of Nostos is both interesting and unique. However, we are still unclear about the secrets of this world and the ultimate goal of the players. According to the game trailer, this is probably a multiplayer game.
Mozilla is now adding video and 3D sharing to VR Hubs
Since its release, Mozilla has been working hard to improve the community, and now users can join the Hubs room by using any virtual reality (VR) device on the market, as well as mobile devices and PCs. By sharing links, users can invite their friends to join the Hub, and now by using the same system, users can also share their favorite content with their content in the room.
Simply share the video with friends in VR by pasting the URL, which means it's now easier to bring content together. Just log in to your Hubs room on your PC or mobile device and share the link to see the video appear in the virtual space and start playing. It can even be moved and placed on one of the virtual walls to position everyone in the room. But this is not all, because by pasting the URL into other content you will also see it also appear in the virtual room. This includes support for photo sharing sites such as imgur and Giphy. 3D content can also be shared with support such as Sketchfab and poly, and any GLTF scene can be placed in the Hubs room.
Mozilla doesn't stop there because they also allow sharing of photos and documents saved locally to your device. Simply upload the file, drag and drop the file, or even paste the content directly from the clipboard to view it in the room. Since you can access simple file sharing by simply deleting the URL, everything is possible now. All of this is protected by encryption, and files you no longer need are deleted immediately. In real Mozilla, the code is open source, so if you're interested, you can see how it works here.
PSVR releases a new bundle, or only in Japan
Sony has finally provided a basic PSVR package that includes everything needed to get into any game on the PS4 - at least in Japan.
The company announced this week that a special bundle containing the head display, PlayStation camera and two PS Move handles will be available for sale on September 13. The wonderful thing is that it is called "PlayStation VR Exciting Pack" and sells for 36,980 yen (about 2,300 yuan).
With the launch of "Firewall: Zero Hour", "Torn", "Enders of Zone 2", PSVR will usher in a busy week, ready to pick up?
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