Recent #Virtual Reality news in the semiconductor industry

over 1 year ago
1. Sony has announced the release of a PlayStation VR2 app on Steam, allowing PC users to use the VR headset with SteamVR. 2. The app is necessary for firmware updates and setting adjustments for the headset on PC. 3. Users need additional hardware including the PlayStation VR2 headset, Dual Sense VR controllers, and a PC adapter. Minimum PC specifications are also required for optimal performance.
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over 1 year ago
1. The author has tested over 15 VR headsets and recommends the Meta Quest 3 for its value and performance. 2. The Meta Quest 3 is currently on sale for $429.99, offering a significant discount from its usual price of $499.99. 3. The Meta Quest 3 features a lightweight design, high-resolution screen, and access to a wide range of VR games and applications.
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over 1 year ago
1. The Fraunhofer Institute for Production Technology IPT has developed a KI-assisted Virtual Reality environment for intuitive tool path planning in CAM systems. 2. The VR application allows users to sketch tool paths on the workpiece surface intuitively using gesture control. 3. The project, CAMStylus, aims to simplify the complex process of tool path planning and reduce the expertise required.
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over 1 year ago
1. A dedicated VR Games Showcase is announced, organized by Jamie Feltham, to take place on August 15th. 2. The event will feature over 15 titles, including new announcements and first-looks from various VR studios. 3. The showcase aims to provide a major moment for VR gaming, similar to Nintendo Direct or Xbox Showcase, with surprise announcements and innovative experiences.
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over 1 year ago
1. Palmer Luckey, the creator of Oculus Rift, is developing a new head-mounted display for military and non-military use. 2. The announcement was made during the 2024 Augmented World Expo (AWE). 3. Luckey's new company, Anduril Industries, focuses on military defense technology, and the headset is being built for specific military purposes, with potential for non-military applications.
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