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Cheap Ready Player One VR Omni-directional Treadmills are HERE
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2020
- Hello and welcome to TUESDAY NEWSDAY! Your number one resource for the entire weeks worth of VR news. Today I have some pretty exciting topics like Kat VRs new Walk C, a consumer oriented omni directional tredmill launching for less than $1000. Movements like this are certainly revolutionizing VR moving forward.
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Omni directional treadmill in my home has been a dream since I backed the cyberith virtualizer on Kickstarter back in what....2014, was it? Yeah they have never delivered it. So beware of buying hardware like this via Kickstarter. Really. Be prepared to possibly loose ALL the money you pledge.
I want to know when should I buy a VR? Should I keep waiting for the tech to go further or is there a cheap option for now? Or I should go all out now? I know there is literally nothing that gets my attention right now the Index have been released too soon and brake easy, any Oculus is own by Facebook so IT'S A BIG NO NO for me, and Vive is the one I would choose but they seems to be sometime cheap and they don't innovate anymore or at least trying.
IM FREAKEN OUT THIS IS DOPE
@thrillseeker - Does the Kat Walk C support crouching?
speedrunners will actually be speed runners
Lmao
speeed
lmao speedrunners where you're actually running for your life
Yep. Finally.
lmfao
In the future, VR will be everywhere and all gamers will have giant legs.
Now peeps can't skip leg day
I love women with huge legs.
Legs of steel
exodus2oo at least everyone will be healthy
@@abstractfactory8068 correction you love women with thicccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccçccccc'cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc'ccccccccc thighs
Dad: Stop playing video games and get some exercise!
Me:
Him: ಠ_ಠ
Check and mate
I imagine he would have a face similar to 😑
*Laughs in Ring Fit*
Since getting VR, I dance so much in vrchat
@Spearra I also have a ring fit
can't wait when I'm 40 years old, chilling in my bedroom wearing a vr headset with my virtual waifu
You can do that now
wrg
Just don't get married in the real world and you do it from the comfort of your house and not a slummy cockroach infested apartment.
I just did that last night....
Weeaboos 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
The audio : talking about the future of technology and gaming
The visuals : attempting to touch anime girls
Don't know about you, but i don't wanna live in a future where i can't touch anime girls.
@@AragorN88 How about transporting yourself into a 2d world to interact with actual 2D anime girls. Imagine that
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@@mrnitpick747 Isekai
AragorN I disagree no simp tho
Man I can’t wait for the day when having a omni directional treadmill is like having a console like the 150-400 price range
just gotta wait until the patents expire
@keet just wait till you get a PC
Okay $700 for an omnidirectional treadmill is worth it to me. less than $2000 for the PC hmd and treadmill. They should sell it as a package for 1700 or so.
but technically you can make one yourself with an xbox kinect and a rope.
use the kinect to track your movements and the rope to tie yourself to the ceiling so you can only walk so far before the rope holds you back and you start walking on the spot
@@timobensch3904 sounds painful
Boomers: "don't sit so close to the screen!"
Apple: "What if we project the image onto your eye?"
"Boomers" laugh at the mysterious eye issues all the idio.....younger generations seem to have.
Well, only boomers still think looking at screens can damage your eyes.
It's not good for already existing conditions sure, but as for the rest that don't already have eyes conditions, the rare second effects are never something permanent.
And no, headaches and pain because it's too small on the screen or blue light don't count. You can zoom or put it on night mode. It's 2020.
S W Actually screens today can’t hurt your eyes. They can cause you not to blink and have dry eyes but the original TVs in the 1950’s to 1970’s leaked radiation so those said “Boomers” have worse eyesight then generation X,Y and Z and those to come.
S W That was the case with the thick ass screens you maybe grew up with, not the case with new ones anymore
“Don’t sit to close to the eye”
Imagine playing games like dead by daylight on an Omni-directional treadmill where how fast u run actually matters
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Oh no not dead by daylight. The horror of fixing a generayor while getting chased
TommyFortress Having a hulking murderer/monster running full sprint at you while fixing the generator/s would scare someone.
@@rhys8354 or just when running genrerally and see the red light behind you
You better not wear white
I could see people in the future having a VR treadmill in their House just like some people have normal treadmills or workout equipment.
- If VR evolves enough and eventually when it hits mainstream and starts substituteing consoles I see posibillity for people to lay down around $900 as a one time purchase of the equipment to use as their Main Home entertainment system.
(Yeah its a big investment but when VR becomes the main platform, having one vr headsett+treadmill for shareing in the house hold could be reality for most.)
Fair enough so far.
Yeah, why go on some expensive vacation that lasts weeks when you could get those things that last years?
Plot twist, we are in VR
I think at that point it will be way cheaper
The norm for P.E. becomes having homework to walk 2 miles every day.
Somebody: *driving while wearing Apple AR glasses
Ar glasses: ADS
o yea all they want is makin real life full of ads xd
If your iPhone shows ads on your home screen then I could understand your suspicion. But this is Apple. The ads you see on your device are the cause of the shitty services you decide to use, not Apple’s. Do you really think they will force you view ads, randomly, whilst you are driving?
@@MrDanMaster This is correct. Apple is the only tech company who doesn't do ads.
@@MrDanMaster Dude it's a joke
@@indycinema they better not, apple users pay a premium well beyond paying for ads to be removed from specific services
Who took the time to mask out dancing Isabelle? Oh my gosh. I am flattered. This is ridiculous. xD
i'm trying to find the gif lol
love your videos by the way
I think it’s HELLLLUHHHHHH annoying when people reply to any verified UA-camrs comments and say “I love you videoooos!! Or What are you doing here?”
But for real it’s been so long since I watched your video and I love them
@@AUGUSTIN-MUSIC yeah its pretty annoying when you support someone..
wasn’t expecting to see you here lol
Beaming light directly into the eye sounds like a bad idea. With how easy it is for people to over-indulge in tech it very well could cause eye strain, cataracts or blindness.
The omnimill, however, sounds like a decent solution to obesity provided it can handle 300lbs+ and the occasional slip n fall. I would put so much cardio into that thing.
Exactly What im Thinking I wouldn't want to be the First to try it Who Knows What it might do to your eyes When they come up with a Holodeck like Star trek then your Talking!
But that's literally how your eye works anyway. Light goes into your eye. It wouldn't be any more dangerous.
6:31
One hop this time
One hop this time
Left foot two stomps
Right foot two stomps
Sliiide to the left
Sliiide to the right
Criss cross
Criss cross
Cha Cha real smooth
TURN IT UP!!!
U got the stomping part flipped
I literally thought she was just dancing weird until I read this and now it all makes sense. 🤦♂️
We actually did that in VR chat last week in full body
ZoommaiR o dang
90s dont watch the tv so close, it will ruin your eyes!
Apple: haha laser on eye make screen
Retina Lazor Go Brrrrrr.
copy and paste from other old azz comment...
@@venomdank965 its a format
apple stealing people money go : BBBBBBBBBBBRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!
Ilazer
2yrs ago: kat vr treadmills was a thing.
*Quarantine*
Katvr 2020: Hello again
Imagine you trying to run when a monster or a ghost chasing you in vr with this treadmill.
Outlast VR
I'd run like 5 miles without thinking
there's not need for a monster, I can't even stand against an angry horse in skyrim vr
With the rise of phasmophobia VR now.
Oh god.
@@timoschmitt8317 oh lawd i am both ready and not ready for this
My ears: hears coffee pouring
My brain: it's time
Me: Tuesssdayy newwsdayy
Your Brian? Not your brain?
who tf is brian lol
Who's Brian?
*Brain* my bad and I know brains can't hear😂
What’s a brain are you talking about your Brian
I wanna see a game that uses full body, Omni treadmill, and haptic suit/gloves
That would be sick
That's literally Ready Player One
Yeah pretty much lol
No @Karma ReadyPO you need that body suit where you can feel stuff that is actually exist but never heard about since 2 or 3 years lol
We need the O.A.S.I.S.
@@crazywyvern4704 Cyberpunk 2077 I'd supposedly supposed to have future proofed support for that among other things.
I can’t wait till there is going to be a competitive scene in VR gaming. Imagine something like cod modern warfare. The players who do the best will often be the ones who are most in shape.
In a lot of VR shooters there's already a difference. Being fit is a huge advantage when dropping from standing to laying is common practice. What's nuts is when you get some combat vet playing and they just wreck the house
@@topogigio7031 yeah dude. Once VR has full force feedback and sense with gloves and suits and stuff I might need to make a quick investment.
They have had competitive onward tournaments!
@@blastoff8730 me too, man, haha.
Ok but like might as well play airsoft
When omnidirectional treadmills for VR are less expensive than actual VR
Or actual treadmills
F this why would I spend 700 on a treadmill it would be fun if I jest got a vr headset and one of these things
Cant wait for 300 buck omnidirectional treadmills
@@vispev3123 exactly
Someone: **Asks when Thrill will do a face reveal**
Thrill: *_N E V E R_*
At one point I saw his face
@@Hacker-cw9lc hmm sure you did
I thought he was the dude in the "4 things you should never do..." video thumbnail
I swear I've seen his face
@@NBear50 Ah, makes sense, he sounds like a perfect voice for Peter Parker for some reason...
Everybody gangster when strapped into the omni directional treadmill till someone drops something in vr😂
depending on the treadmill it might not be so much of a challenge to pick the item backup, you just gotta untie yourself, and get out of the slippery area (so you don`t accidentally die).
They actually got that covered. The little hook thing the strap is connected to goes up and down. ua-cam.com/video/Fzvd-gQSkW4/v-deo.html
im fourteen. that means by the time im able to work and have a headset, i'll be able to get one of these. holy crap. im so pumped for the future
Same
19 here :(
Same
Same
20 here, still going strong on them studies
4:25
watching sao
the dude probably was thinking
if only... if only we had the tech
Haha
I find it hilarious that Microsoft shelved the kinect when it's full body tracking without markers would have been amazing when paired with VR.
It's a shame they developed an amazing system for the wrong market.
I dont think kinect worked well enough. Although looking at the price of those things they could probably have made them great for vr very easily
@@derfzgrld Oh ya, certainly buggy, but as a $150 full body tracking single device system, it'd be worth it. Lower end, but convenient, and possibly a later iteration would be less glitchy with tracking
If you think about it, Oculus is using essentially the same tech for tracking bare hands/fingers with the quest. But the lag that comes with it only makes it viable for slow, casual games and apps.
I don't think something Kinect-like will ever be a good choice for vr because it's not low latency.
Kinect couldnt read a person's movements right even if they wore a green full bodysuit against a black background
@@1SevenCirclesDesign lol ok Zoomer. Played Kinect, it worked. It was a huge flop but it did actually work for it's games fine
bro KATvr sent me the walk, and it never worked lmfao, I had it in my garage for 2 years.... I'm happy to see they're making something actually reasonable tho
Dang
Why are you here
@@treezombie0 Because it relates to vr
Youre awesome bro im your fan
Can I have it lol idc if it does not work I really want one
Imagine in like 20 years there will be vr mannequins where when someone in a game moves the mannequin moves so you can actually touch a character. The mannequins will also have multilayer features so a real player could control your mannequin. and you could have vr ufc matches. Imagine wrestling a mannequin that is controlled by a real player
ARMADILO ! 😳😳
5:44 what a dirty move going for waluigi,not just tagging him and disregarding the other player,but flipping him off too,smh this guy isnt what he seems to be 😔
they are friends if you dont know on VRChat the gamer tag when its yellow its cause they re friends
@The red ninja why you even here
imagine playing a horror game except you have to actually run away
Holy shit that would be awesome.
My inhaler is gonna be empty. Lol
I want that so bad
Finally, an actual motivation to run.
Good exercise yes
This will either:
1. cost much more
2. wont be produced at all
The company's been good with their vr treadmills so far so hopefully it goes well
@@shroomy2922 agreed, at the 700 $ range I can actually consider saving up for it to use with my WMR setup and or whatever HMD I upgrade to
No...
Plz no
@@Trastlol I bought the 2 available ones in the video. The tracking has some issues and I don't like the KatVR interface... but the experience is pretty crazy. I'm 6"1 and haven't had an issue falling. It holds pretty well I tried to purposely fall but it always caught me. There is a weight limit at 300lbs. If I were to choose I like the older iteration as the tracking is pretty solid compared to the newer model.
All we need is some kind of oasis software for this.
No Man's Sky VR, Elysium VR, VRchat.
the voiceover: *talking about how technology has advanced*
the video: *flipping off waluigi*
Or trying to touch anime boobs
That's a pretty good advancement tbh
God it's scary how literally hours earlier i was talking to my family about the omnidirectional treadmill becoming easier to get.
Same!
It's called confirmation bias.
When being a gamer will mean you're fitter then someone that goes to the gym lol can't wait to see how ripped the game addicts will become. (Not including gamers that already work out)
Anne B running doesn’t get you ripped lol
LOL FACTS
@@mostunique5941 But cardio is still amazing, and for heavy fighting games like boneworks, or beat saber, itll keep the upper body happy too. Just cause it wont give you a solid 6 pack itll still shred those calories and keep you active.
@@treemuger1 yea exactly, completely agree. But we’re a long way away from ripped gamers lol.
Only ripped gamers I know are ones that go to the gym.
Me without a VR
Me: why am I here? Just to suffer....
ok
QOTW: what is the Intro/background song?
Ayyyy
@@hamsnadwich6767 epic vibe moment gamers
Dang, I literally just wrote a comment asking about the song. I seriously wanna know that outro song, so great!
ua-cam.com/video/A80-yWZdNWQ/v-deo.html there you go (JuiceBox - Dylan Sitts)
I can't wait till next Tuesday
This is my calendar.
Damn, you must be missing a lot of appointments.
No shi hah
Thanks Coop
I really am excited to see what kind of vr we are going to see after 10 years
dude imagine: Hmm I want to go on a walk but this damn lockdown got me bored....time to use the vr treadmill
*puts it on and opens library of photo traced , ray traced most popular parks, hikes, beaches, jungles, cities, countries*
hmm meh Ill just go on vr chat.
Why limit yourself at popular parks when you can load fantasy or science fiction maps? Explore the unknown!
Fuck popular parks. I'm jogging on the freaking SUN
@@renookami4651 Maybe because when someone loads into a virtual space of a popular park it will look extremely realistic because instead of using textures and 3D models to create the world someone just photoscanned the real world and then uploaded it to a computer. It's like you're actually there. Compared to fantasy or science fiction worlds where things are created by hand by artists and modelers which, while may look pretty cool, won't look anywhere even CLOSE to being as realistic. Which is what a lot of people prefer.
3:05 I see what you did
Tiddies
Wut in tarnation
The seven horsemen of vr
haptic gloves,haptic suits,hand tracking ,eye tracking,Omni-directional Treadmills, full body tracking
Eye tracking not oculus quest
Wireless as well
Oof VR nirvana
And force feedback!
What about the vacuum suck machine
2:58 beautiful vrchat gameplay
Classic VRChat experience peaking under skirts and touching body parts.
3:07 THANK YOU PEOPLE WHO DESIGN THAT GAME!!!
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can I see them?
UA-cam: no
LOL
n o
I cant wait to trip over my own feet in VR as well as real life
When you realise she is a high end gamer and she watches SAO not just once....dude where you find these amazing people?
*Note down my prophecy:*
"In future, every gamer will have 6 abs. "
My favorite day of the time, wait.
I got my first VR Headset today. It's Oculus Quest. I'm so happy and exited!
nice
You must have preordered yours at the same time my wife preordered hers. It went out of stock soon after and we just got it delivered to our house today.
Sweet! I love mine and just built a PC for it as well to develop. With or without a good PC, it's definitely a great intro to proper 6DoF VR! Look on r/OculusQuest to see how you can unlock its full potential. :)
I’m getting one soon! Do you like it so far?
Neck muscles gonna be THICK son
I love how the Ready player one vr is slowly coming to reality. First it was the suit that allows you to feel stuff in vr, and now it's the treadmill. I actually can't wait to see where they plan to take this next.
We’ve been hearing about the omnidirectional treadmill coming out “in a year” ever since the original oculus rift was announced. Not released, ANNOUNCED. So I’m not getting excited for this until i can physically order one.
I had to return my Rift S
rip
why?
OOf man.
Ye why
Why
Get a cv1 or quest
I literally rewatched Ready Player One yesterday lol
I did a week ago lol
It's really good tho
Read the book, it’s much better than the movie
@@bluegold4374 I agree, the movie is good but the book is 10X better
Same 😂
Seeing that demo of the kat-c just makes me think of the idea of a bunch of soldiers controlling human-scale combat mechs through VR
4:50 Can't wait for the first videos with falling people because the stand broke or a strip gets off xD
Came from the discord :)
Always looking forward to Tuesday Newsday!
When you realize it’s Tuesday be like: oh yeah it’s all coming together
These treadmills existed and we knew about them before that movie came out. I've still to see that film actually.
If I got this I would get more cardio in a month than I've probably had in my entire life.
Holy shoot this is amazing, I would love to have one when there released.
I already get some sort of exercise playing with my rift in my living room, I'm now imagining that I'll be able to actually run without hitting a Coffey table and or wall while escaping from zombies.
Thanks for sharing and as always keep building👍
Going to be so good, when it's the norm. Get fit and play video games, what's not to like. :)
Add haptic gloves and a punching bag that swivels in front of you when you move and you could actually get in some good training for punches too. I can already see a generation of kids that have earned the right to brick wall hand tats before high school.
6:32 only the realest can hear this video in full quality
imagine taking massive treks on foot in an open world vr game, this could lead vr into becoming more of an exerscise than an experience, none the less, i think it's really cool that we are progressing into this level of technology, and can't wait to see how it adds to the immersion.
One thing I've been wondering is how companies like Kat could simulate walking up stairs while on one of these treadmill things. I know there are devices out there that can translate 3d models into raised/lowered blocks in real life, so would it be possible to bring that to life as well? Also, would there be a way to bring rock climbing to vr? Not just getting a set up only of rock climbing, but something that allows people with a vr treadmill to do rock climbing as well. Gosh, this idea just fascinates me so much, I love it!
Glad to see Thrillseeker and his comfy af intro!!
Title: "Cheap Ready Player One VR Omni-directional Treadmills are HERE"
Him: "..For the early bird price of 600 dollars"
Me: ....
That's pretty much worth it as far as I am concerned. It really is new tech and that's what it's worth
JusTAfighter yeah but it ain’t cheap 😂
@@becca5703 for what it is kinda
imagine driving with the apple AR glasses on and it gives you a racing line lmao
5:40 LMAO YOU JUST FLIPPED OFF WALWUIGI
Let's be honest, when Apple enters the VR game, all of their devices will be subpar and overpriced, just like the rest of their products.
@@TommyTom21 another view on the matter is Apple trying to come in and monopolise the system. True, Valve has a step in it and can block this, but with the first thing we see from Apple not being a product but a *patent*, I am not too happy with it.
Like 4000
Right just like the first iPod was subpar to the rio MP3 players. And the iPhone was subpar to palm and blackberry and the iPad was subpar to windows based tablet pcs of the time. Just to be clear I don’t know what apples plans are and I doubt they are just going to make a VR set that competes directly with others. Maybe this will be an Apple TV type side project but let’s be real about their track record. Their tech is expensive early adopter stuff but it’s not subpar when they enter a new market.
But mainstream adoption tho
@@marcagray iPod sure was supar to my Dell Axim in every way imaginable in 2003
Title says cheap
Thrillseeker: 700 dalloriedoos
Me: That ain't cheep! :O
Actually is all things considered. I expected him to say a higher price, but yeah I'd consider 700 to be cheap for this
It really is i asked for a quote for the kat walk mini and cause I'm in Australia 5000$
Every VR player ever 3:05 i cant HAHAHAHA
My only concern with the treadmill is that I may be too tall for it and end up stepping off and bringing the whole thing crashing down
I love how nice this community is!😊 the community really is another reason why vr is so sick
So you know those treadmills that aren’t powered by electricity, they work only when u walk on them because u walking on it makes it move. What if they used that kind of thing just in the shape of a circle. That way there would be no delay of it stopping after u stop walking.
What are you talking about? It already has that. Normal treadmills just keep going no matter what. This thing only moves when your feet move. It doesn't just stay going even when you're not walking that would be insane.
VR is getting closer and closer to being like real life. We have this, full body tracking, the gloves that transition to VR, those things that can make you *feel* whats happening in game.
My main problem with Kat’s Vr treadmill is IRL crouching. Running is cool and all, but if I can’t take cover, then what am I gonna do?
QOTW: what do you recommend for people who dont have a large enough or empty room for a vr playspace?
Just play standing games instead of roomacale
You don't need that much space at all. I'm guessing you don't own an HMD huh?
Last time i was this early, i could use my brain to make a good comment
Lul nice
You said it before I could: That takes up less space than I have dedicated to VR shooters. Plus, I can keep the cockpit next to it instead of having to move it out of the room.
The day vr treadmills become ultra accurate and someone makes a fastest human game we will truly see the fasted way to move
Do you think neural-based VR will ever take off and if so when?
Also gamersupps smacks.
valve is investing and elon musk has a company to make brain interfaces in will probably end up as something you can do with your brain augmentation
@@Ghesh_Vargiet yeah but will it be so expensive that it dies out?
Didn't think VR would come in my lifetime or was even being considered, and to see how fast it's moving along anything is possible.
So you cant bend down with omnidirectional treadmills? Honestly that's not even worth it for me...
Oh shit man that's a good point I didn't even think about that
Watching Waluigi get flipped off was fucking gold.
Personally I have doubts about any of the slick pads like the KatVR ones. Granted it was a good year or so ago that I tried out the Virtuix Omni at an arcade but all I got from it was pain in my abdomen and sides from the harness as well as a pain in my ankles, feet, and lower legs from basically trying to have controlled walking or running motions on what felt like ice while being held in place.
QOTW:
How do you go about researching for a Tuesday Newsday.
Companies: do we choose black or a pride flag?
ThrillSeeker: *BIG BRAIN*
I think it’s weird how I got into Vr I used a vr headset that came with my drone I used my moms phone to play those crappy roller coaster and skydiving vr apps and I actually loved and when the quest came out I knew it was awesome
Now today I own a oculus quest now saving up for a beastly computer and a valve index
Best part... I’m only at a young age going this far I think I’m going to be a UA-camr and I can only thank virtual oasis, and Thrill Seeker so that I you thrill I love you and you vids I really do wish I could meet you in real life and vr chat. Love you dude and please don’t stop
That's pretty cool dude. I remember this I believe Sega VR in the early nineties that was the 1st one I tried. It was terrible lol but for its time awesome at the same time. Now I've got the oculus quest a pre ordered oculus quest to the playstation VR and I'm just getting started because I get my PC tomorrow or the day after
This video randomly showing up in my recommended 10 months ago is what set off the chain of events that lead to me buying a VR headset
I LOVE that I can play VR seated using my WMR HMD and emulated room scale. Zero interest in treadmills.
I mean sure that Is nice from time to time but it's still just an inferior way of playing VR. Not only is standing up much Much healthier for you than sitting down, but you can do so much more and so much faster and easier when you have full body motion compared to being stuck sitting in one spot. To each their own though.
It be cool if us broke bois could play on a vr system that come even close to oculus because psvr rn just aint it
Imagine having:
Full Body, face, and hand tracking
Omni-direction moving
Haptic suit, gloves, and weight.
You would literally BE in VR.
i would put it in my room and i dont even have any VR just beacuse of the movements but even then this cat walk is just for walking straight thats not all the movements you can do while moving and still very limited for just walking around in VR chat i guess its good
i really am interested in this, also I'd expect games to have an actual character customization.
Once there is a great working omnidirectional treadmill for VR at an affordable price that allows you to run as fast as you want then yeah, I will buy it + a new VR headset. Ive pretty much given up on VR until I can get my hands on a omnidirectional treadmill for VR.
love that intro musicc
Just wanted to throw this in there.. Obviously simulators for flight and racing (both professional and amateur) have been enjoying VR for a while now, but it's amazing to see how many people on the flight sim page I'm on (DCS World), everyone always wants to know "what's the best VR headset to get right now?", because everyone sees how amazing it is and they want to experience it too. Every day there's 5-10 people posting updates that they just got a new headset, and how much it's blowing their minds.
Hey ThrillSeeker and the Community, I'm sort of a noob when it comes to VR even though I've had my Oculus Rift S for a while now because I don't get a lot of time to play. But almost every time I go to play games through Steam VR, I have some sort of problem and have to spend my whole time taking the cables out and replugging them, trying weird fixes etc just to try and play. I even got my headset replaced thinking it was a hardware issue but I've had no luck. Sometimes everything works perfectly and other times tracking is completely gone or I get terrible minute-long freezes back to back that make the headset unusable. I'm running the latest beta of Oculus and Steam VR, on 8600k, 1070, 16GB RAM etc. I see no reason why I'm having these issues but it really sucks and turns me off of playing VR. I don't wanna drop $1500+ on a Valve Index just to enjoy VR. Am I doing something wrong? I'm hoping someone can help me figure it out if you take the time to read and respond, thank you so much and I genuinely appreciate it. As I truly enjoy VR but I don't have the time to fiddle around with it for 2 hours every time only to give up and go sleep for work.
There's already a product that projects imagery onto the retina, Avegant Glyph, look it up.
love those dancing isabelles at the end XD
I saw that right as I was reading this comment.
On the topic of smart glasses, there's also a pair called Focals by North that were bought by Google.