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So there’s obviously some give and take involved. To add to the troubles, the Beyond VR headset only supports SteamVR, which locks users down to a rather restricted ecosystem. However, no controller is included here and the headset’s custom-fit design makes it harder to be used by others.
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The Beyond VR headset is currently available for pre-order in the US and is priced at USD$999, which is a hell lot cheaper than both the Meta Quest Pro and HTC Vive XR Elite.
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To deliver the best software experience for watching movies in Bigscreen, we also had to build the best hardware with Bigscreen Beyond. We invented new technologies to increase comfort and developed ultra-high-end components like OLED microdisplays and pancake optics to increase immersion. We built Beyond because we felt VR was too heavy, bulky and uncomfortable. In a release, Bigscreen founder and CEO Darshan Shankar commented on the state of modern VR headsets, saying, “Today’s leading VR headsets have doubled in weight compared to headsets from 2016. However, the company is providing an “ultra-lightweight” Soft Strap with the headset to ensure overall comfort. There aren’t any controllers included with the bundle, so you might need to purchase one separately if you don’t own a compatible pair. The Beyond supports the SteamVR platform and will work with any compatible controllers (including the Vive and Valve’s Index) and full-body trackers.
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You can plug the device into a PC through a link box that supplies both video and power. The headset comes equipped with stereo microphones, a proximity sensor, a USB accessory port and there’s even a replaceable cable bundled in with the package. You also get a 90° × 93° field of view along with built-in SteamVR tracking that’s compatible with SteamVR base stations, controllers, and accessories. The company has made no compromises in the specs department either, fitting the device with “breakthrough OLED displays and pancake optics for stunning immersion.” The Beyond VR headset features two 5K (5,120 x 2,560) 90Hz OLED screens, six-degrees-of-freedom tracking and three-element pancake lenses that apparently allow the headset to have a slimmer and more lightweight form factor with “massively improved optical clarity.”
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An iPhone XR or above is recommended for this (sorry Android folks!) since the scanning process utilises the smartphone’s TrueDepth sensor to create “a detailed sub-millimetre precision 3D mesh of your face.” You can customise the headset’s shape by simply scanning an image of your face and uploading it to Bigscreen’s application. Bigscreen is taking advantage of facial scans to custom manufacture one’s custom-fit cushion. Weighing just under 127 grams, Beyond is a wired, PC-only VR headset that’s custom-built according to the shape of the wearer’s face “for uncompromising comfort.” To achieve its “world’s smallest” status, the headset has ditched all dials and controls and has opted for a rather unconventional yet smart approach to ensure a suitable and secure fit. The tech firm is now jumping into the highly-lucrative and cut-throat VR headset business, looking to take on existing giants like Meta, HTC and others. Reaching down and lifting a bucket with one hand and picking up some ammo from under it with the other in Half-Life: Alyx, or headbutting your way into a secret cave in Astro Bot, or grabbing your flight controls in No Man's Sky and being lifted straight up by the launch thrusters, that's something fundamentally different from pushing a key and watching it happen on a screen ten feet away, no matter how big it is.Bigscreen VR recently introduced its first PC-only virtual reality headset dubbed, “Beyond,” which it says is the “world’s smallest VR headset.” Bigscreen has been a notable player in the VR space and the company has its own VR social platform, which clocks over 6 million users across Meta Quest and Valve Index. Whatever you did only translated to what was happening over there on your TV. And while there is somewhat functional hand tracking, the controllers are evolutions of the Wiimote, being tracked even further, including finger positions and force feedback.Īnd still, everything before VR was "over there". That's where the Kinect comes in, with the system tracking you and giving you presence within the game world and rendering everything from your exact position.
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You could see things in 3D before, but only from a single given perspective because the TV didn't know where YOU were. We've come a long way, but VR is actually the culmination of 3D TV and Kinect and Wii, only this time combined. As if anyone who had tried it would like that. There's still people thinking it's just "two screens strapped to your face".
It's weird how people still fundamentally don't understand VR without having tried it.
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