Pico Neo 3 headset
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Lenovo VR headset
Lenovo Showcases Affordable VR Headset at CES 2017
By Sri Ravipati 01/05/17
https://thejournal.com/articles/2017/01/05/lenovo-showcases-affordable-vr-headset-at-ces-2017.aspx
Last year at the Windows 10 event, Microsoft announced a slate of upcoming Windows-compatible virtual reality (VR) headsets from Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP and other PC manufacturers that would work without desk- or wall-mounted sensors (similar to its HoloLens device). Lenovo is the first to showcase the prototype for its own self-contained VR headset, which is making its debut this week at the annual International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
Lenovo’s prototype headset is compatible with Microsoft’s Windows Holographic platform. Like the HoloLens, its design features depth-sending cameras located on the front of the device, allowing full-room movement tracking.
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standalone VR headset
categories: announcement
Samsung is working on a standalone VR headset
working on wireless and dedicated VR devices, not necessarily working with our mobile phone.
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MS Hololens in nursing
Could HoloLens’ Augmented Reality Change How We Study the Human Body?
Case Western Reserve University is helping to revolutionize medical-science studies with a new technology from Microsoft.
D.Frank SmithMicrosoft’s forthcoming AR headset, HoloLens, is at the forefront of this technology. The company calls it the first holographic computer. In AR, instead of being surrounded by a virtual world, viewers see virtual objects projected on top of reality through a transparent lens.
“With a computer or tablet, we always have to look at a screen. … The technology is always in between the people. With HoloLens, the technology very quickly becomes invisible, and we have seen groups of people have very intense interactions around models that are completely digital — they aren’t really there.”
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