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WHY CHOOSE VIRTUAL REALITY?
Increasing AI Presence and Usage in Augmented and Virtual Reality
Over 20 million active users will leverage Artificial Intelligence (AI) for augmented reality usage in 2022. Enterprises have been leaning into AI to extract the maximum value from hardware, platforms, and services. Augmented Reality (AR)/Virtual Reality (VR)-specific usage has missed some of this momentum due to its more nascent state, but that is changing rapidly. AI for machine vision is in place, but it will grow in capability, increasing captured data and enabling greater analytics and insight potential for platforms. Prediction and automation are a significant value add for any organization, and the increased data flowing from and through AR/VR devices, combined with AI/ML, create a hotbed for both prediction and automation of worker-facing and backend systems.
Unity – Android/iOS The Cardboard SDK for Unity allows you to easily bring your Unity 3D projects to VR on Android and iOS. Documentation
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CUTTING-EDGE VIRTUAL REALITY FEATURES
Top-Tier System
Based on our test, this VR headset offers a top-tier model with improved fit, features, and design over its predecessors.
Truly immersive in our user testing. New 4896 x 2448 resolution doubles previous model’s. Refresh rate of up to 120 Hz for smooth action. New hard-plastic head mount improves fit and comfort.
Testers felt the 120-degree field of view was not quite wide enough. Base stations lack mounting hardware.
Simple Yet Solid
VR headset ideal for casual viewing compatible with older smartphones.
Comfortable, inexpensive VR headset that fits easily. Features wide field of view and quality sound. Relieves eye strain over time. Great entry-level VR headset at a low price.
Not ideal for those seeking high-quality visuals.
Most Comprehensive
If you own a high-end gaming computer and want to experience the best VR available, the Vive Cosmos Elite is a must-have.
Immersive graphics. Accurate motion controls. Optimized for premium VR PC gaming. Detailed 2880 x 1700 resolution. Crystal-clear stereo audio. Comfortable fit.
The Vive Cosmos Elite is expensive.
Feature-Packed
Between its impressive display and sound system, the Vive Pro Eye is a top model.
Innovative eye-tracking feature. Extremely precise motion tracking. Engaging 3D spatial sound. Gorgeous 2880 x 1600 resolution OLED display. Especially comfortable.
Extremely expensive.
High Resolution
Ultra-high resolution for each eye and improved adjustability are the hallmarks of this set from HP.
Screen resolution of 2160 x 2160 pixels per eye affords exceptional picture quality. The lenses can be adjusted to different eye distances. Near-field speakers create more realistic audio than headphones.
Cameras need good lighting for best accuracy. Expensive.