3D Vitural Reality(VR) sometimes referred to as immersive multimedia,vitural reality can recreate sensory experiences,literally surrounding you with virtual video,images and games in a full 360 degree immersive enviroment.
With the 3D vr glasses,you can explore new worlds,be on-stage at a performance with full 360 degree video,and can enjoy gaming in a way that's never been done before-all with just your smart phone and 3D VR glasses.
Features ●Wide Compatibility : perfectly suitable for almost all kinds of phones (Android / IOS, etc) that screen between 4.0~6.0 inches. ●FD & OD Adjustment : Adjust your suitable focal distance by pushing the left button upside at a range of 70mm - 75mm, and adjust the object distance by pushing the right button upside at a range of 65mm - 75mm so as to get a stretch lenses(58-75mm). ●Comfort design with sponge area : Extemely soft and thick foam is perfect long time use. Top light and thin is the ultimate goal for wearing equipment. ●Ergonomic Head belt Design : Ergonomic design ensures a balanced stress condition in three points on the head (concentrated on the forehead), reducing 30% pressure to the eyes. ●Virtual Reality Apps : Check out these VR apps in Google Play store, Apple App store, and immerse in the exciting world of VR! ●Bluetooth Controller : you can experience more VR games & enjoy more convenience when watching the movies.
Tips on storage: ★Please orotect device from damping and overheating otherwise outlook function may be damaged. ★Please protect device from heavy loading. ★Please keep precise lens within from scraps and fierce colliding. ★Please keep device from heavy dust. ★Please keep the lens clean,and dust could be wiped with lens cleaning cloth or paper. ★No disassembling.
Question:What's the bluetooth functionality?
Answer:The bluetooth functionality means that you can use bluetooth handle to connect to your phone,then you can operate your phone conveniently.for example:pause the video or start playing video;
In addition,you can connect your phone to bluetooth gamepad,by this way,you can
enjoy your 3D vision game.
Question:Does this work for nexus 6?
Answer:Nexus 6 has 6 inches,and this VR glasses is suitable for 4.0-6.0 inches phones,so it could be work for your nexus 6.
Question:Does it work with a 7" 4th gen kindle fire with google?
Answer:This VR glasses is suitable for 4-6inches screen.
I'm so sorry to tell you that it can not work with your 7'' 4th gen kindle fire.
VR stands for virtual reality is the simulation of a 3D image of any environment that allows interaction in a physical way. VR has been created to allow people to escape reality and make it feel like you are in the game.
What is AR?
AR stands for Augmented reality is a combination of real life and virtual reality. Devices using augmented reality allow you to interact with other people whilst using a device to browse the internet, use maps and control your music.
Examples of VR & AR
One of the most commonly talked about AR devices is Google Glass. Google Glass was created as an experiment by Google to see how well AR can be integrated with people’s ordinary lives.This allows customers to use features such as maps, messages and music with touch gestures and voice commands.
Virtual reality devices have increased in popularity with projected sales expected to reach over 2 billion pounds in 2016! Oculus Rift being one of the standout devices, They allow gamers to feel fully immersed in their favourite virtual worlds and make you feel apart of the game. Samsung and HTC have also released their own virtual reality headsets with a number of other companies set to follow suit.
Game Examples – Most Popular
There are a wide variety of games that are available using both AR and VR, most notably AR game Pokemon Go, which has been downloaded by millions of people worldwide and can be found on a large number of iOS and Android devices.
There will be a wide variety of game releases this year for virtual reality consoles with Minecraft coming to XBOX and Gran Turismo Sport and Final Fantasy XIV coming to Playstation. This will give AR a run for its money.
Which companies are backing VR or AR?
So what companies are backing VR and AR I hear you ask? Tim Cook, Apple CEO has stated that he thinks AR has a big future and will overtake the use of VR. Although, with no known plan of Apple using VR or AR this may just be their way of putting a damper on their big competitors virtual reality systems.
Snapchat is also a large backer of augmented reality with their popular filters that allow you to change your selfie. They provide different filters everyday for users to keep their selfies unique and even allows you to get your mates involved. This is one of the best uses of AR to date and has given Snapchat a new lease of life and helped it to continue growing its user base.
Microsoft Hololens augmented reality headset is being used in the NASA Kennedy Space Centre to simulate what it feels like to be on Mars. This augmented reality experience is one of many that are likely to be introduced at attractions over the next few years.
Alton Towers are going to take virtual reality to a new level by introducing VR into their new ride Galactica opening later this year. This will be an interesting development and could change the way theme park rides are made!
Over the past year both Samsung and HTC have released their own virtual reality headsets that can be used with apps on their devices. The Samsung Gear costing around £68. The device has been created by Oculus and works alongside phone apps, films and videos and adds a new dimension to your phone.
The HTC Vive costs from £759 and allows you to play games from the Steam collection and works alongside Valve providing users a wide range of games that fully immerse you into the gameplay. HTC Vive has currently been penned as one of the best virtual reality headsets on the market alongside the Oculus Rift range.
For the most part, PlayStation VR is pretty easy to set up. There are some tricky wires to handle and space requirements to clear, though, which Sony detailed in a new video series below.
The company released this quick and easy three part series today so that players can get up and running ASAP when the kit launches on Thursday. Part one gives you a virtual unboxing (if you hadn’t already watched enough real ones,) part two shows you what to actually do with the things you’ll find inside, while the third and final part tells you how to setup your play area so that it’s both safe and suitable. We really think this all could have been one combined video, but then again our attention spans are very…
Uh, where were we? Anyway, once you’ve completed these steps you’ll be good to finally dive into VR. It’s the end of a long chapter in the headset’s history, having originally been revealed all the way back in March 2014 under the code name of Project Morpheus. It arrives on October 13th with an impressive launch line-up including the likes of Battlezone, Here They Lie, and Job Simulator. If you’re having trouble choosing what to get, check out our 50 Days Of PlayStation VR countdown where we’ve highlighted one game a day. Just three days left to go!
You should also be sure to check out our full review of the headset, complete with our assessment of the hardware, design, and tracking. We’ll have plenty more PS VR coverage going forward, so stay tuned. There are also plenty of PS VR games we’ve already reviewed here with even more coming soon.
International development charity WaterAid has launched its first virtual reality documentary, Aftershock. The film immerses viewers in the unique challenges faced by hill-top communities in Nepal to restore access to water in the aftermath of last year’s devastating earthquakes.
Shot in the village of Kharelthok, Aftershock uses the power of virtual reality to engage viewers as they follow plumber Krishna Sunuwar, 58, taking on the challenge of repairing the community’s damaged water system. Across earthquake-affected areas in the region, nearly half of all water supplies were destroyed leaving thousands of people without enough clean water and vulnerable to disease.
Produced and directed in-house by the WaterAid film team, Aftershock is set against the breathtaking backdrop of Nepal’s mountain communities. Aftershock can be viewed on a laptop, but for the most immersive virtual reality experience viewers are encouraged to use a 3d VR headset or cardboard viewer.
If anyone has a doubt about where the future is headed in terms of virtual reality within our everyday lives, this video by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, will likely squash any doubt you may have. Facebook's work-in-progress, Social VR experience, is simply put, awesome! Users can congregate within a virtual environment with their friends and family. and change that environment on a whim. They can then interact with each other using a variety of virtual objects, or they can even create their own objects. Check out the Social VR experience in the video below:
Now just imagine where this technology will be in 5 years or so. I can envision a future where most of our online interactions are via virtual reality device, and I think it's pretty clear that Zuckerberg and Facebook have the same vision of the future. Where do you guys see this technology headed next?
Why is WebVR such a big deal for the future of VR? There are several key reasons.
DISTRIBUTION
One of the questions that keep coming back in the VR world is: how do we get people to come back to their headsets. The industry answer so far has been to bring content to the headsets through the app stores. WebVR opens the door to a much more scalable approach: bringing headsets to the content. We should focus on bringing the content where the audience is, which is Facebook, LinkedIn, WordPress, Reddit, Twitter, Google search results… all those online publishing platforms who have a much wider and pre-existing reach compared to the brand new VR app stores. The web has already disrupted the distribution of music, images and videos, VR content is next.
CROSS-PLATFORM
VR is very fragmented right now. There is a new VR headset hitting the market pretty much every week, with its own ecosystem (app store, controllers etc…). WebVR does a lot of the hard work to enable cross platform compatibility. In other words, it’s rather straightforward to make a WebVR experience compatible with all headsets, whereas for native builds you have to build for each headset.
IMMEDIACY
It’s 2016, people don’t want to download things. They want content that is one click away. WebVR is the only way I know to allow VR to be one click away.
WebVR doesn’t mean we don’t need app stores, of course. Advanced games and long-form movies will offer a better experience if downloaded, and many people looking for content will head to the app stores to find it. The great thing is that WebVR is totally compatible with native apps and app store distribution. I expect to see more and more native apps embedding WebVR content, so they can benefit from the store distribution too, while leveraging the web as a scalable infrastructure.
VR is going to be big for China, and the country’s top leader knows it.
The annual B20 (Business 20) summit, which gathers leaders of businesses from countries in the G20 (Group of 20) convention got underway this weekend in Hangzhou, capital of East China’s Zhejiang Province. Opening the summit with a keynote speech was President Xi Jinping. In a 50-minute address, he spoke of China’s need to establish an innovative world economy. That process, according to the president, will be aided by the growth of new technologies such as VR.
“First, we need to build an innovative world economy to generate new drivers of growth. Innovation holds the key to fundamentally unleashing the growth potential. The new round of scientific and industrial revolution with Internet at its core is gathering momentum, and new technologies such as artificial intelligence and virtual reality are developing by leaps and bounds,” he said. “The combination of the virtual economy and the real economy will bring revolutionary changes to our way of work and way of life.”
It was little more than a name drop, but the very mention of VR in a world leader’s speech shows you just how big the arrival of the tech is. This isn’t just a new toy for gamers, its the start of an entirely new industry that will help boost others. China itself is becoming a huge focus for VR at companies like HTC, which bases some of its investor and accelerator operations in Beijing. Sony is also leveraging Chinese developers to boost its PlayStation VR platform with more content.
If that wasn’t enough, South Korean President Park Geun-hye also mentioned both VR and augmented reality (AR) during her address at G20 itself on Sunday. According to Yonhap News Agency, the president said that “Innovation in the fields of virtual and augmented reality, the Internet of Things, big data, as well as artificial intelligence is leading the fourth industrial revolution, and the origins of such changes are people’s creative thinking and imaginative power.”
According to the president, these types of innovations are “the crux of South Korea’s creative economy”.
It’s great to see both VR and AR getting serious recognition from world leaders, especially in markets in which the tech is likely going to thrive. It still has a long way to go to really prove itself, however, and watching how it evolves to aid economies like those in China and South Korea is going to be fascinating.
The U.S., meanwhile, has put its president actually into VR recently, with a 360 degree video that celebrates the 100th anniversary of the company’s national parks. It’s not quite the same as addressing the tech at a gathering of world leaders, but it’s still pretty cool.
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At 2016 GDC SONY conference, the official announce the final price of PS VR $399 . In addition, Oculus product Rift VR price $599,HTC Vive price $799. The current price is the lowest of the three VR head wear equipment.And SVPRO all in one price $319.90.
Can PS VR use with PC?
PS VR is a virtual reality for the development of the SONY PS4 , so only be used with the PS4, it can not be supported with PC at present. If you want to experience VR in PC, you can only choose Rift HTC and Vive Oculus.
Can many people play together with the PS VR?
PS VR was taked into account the multiplayer fun scene at the beginning of the design, a PS4 can only support a VR PS, but the game screen will also output on the TV screen that a man wearing VR and other small partners watch TV screen to achieve multiplayer games. If you want to learn more about PS VR,Please pay attention to SVPRO blogger or SVPRO 3D VR headset and continue to update.
In a posting on the job networking and employer assessment site Glassdoor, Amazon is recruiting for a senior development manager for its VR program that requires 15-plus years of "relevant engineering experience" and a proven team-building track record. The post, which was first reported by VR-news site Upload, notes that "the future will not be limited to passive 2D experiences. The (Amazon) Virtual Reality team will explore and create the platform and interface for immersive storytelling. This will include an ingestion and playback platform for Virtual Reality experiences." Amazon may well start creating content in VR, but given the company's core mission, it is as likely to use the technology to enhance the purchasing experience. "Amazon ultimately is all about shopping, getting you into their (online) store and keeping you there," says Peter Csathy, CEO of business consulting and legal services firm Manatt Digital Media. "The promise of VR immersive shopping is very significant and potentially massive, and Amazon can play in a way no one else can. Besides, said Csathy, Amazon may want to offer content that complements all the VR-related gear for sale. Ping URL:http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/news/2016/03/08/amazon-posts-vr-job-glassdoor/81475530/
We expect that Amazon has more news in the virtual reality shopping.So,if you want to play virtual reality well, you need to do the first step is that you should have yourself VR.
A groundbreaking virtual reality company is speaking out against pornography and publicly declaring their stance as an organization that will never facilitate any sort of adult/pornographic content in their work.
THE VOID is a virtual reality group that is leading the world in a new form of immersive entertainment. By putting together a combination of physical environments with real-time interactive effects and virtual reality headsets, the company is on the forefront of combining digital and physical worlds. This allows participants to not only watch movies or play games, but to live in them.
It’s kind of hard to explain, so we’ll just show you. Watch the video below to get the full effect:
In 2014, Ken Bretschneider, Curtis Hickman, and James Jensen founded THE VOID, with the vision to one day open VOID Experience Centers (VEC) across the globe. The company is committed to creating immersive Hyper-Reality experiences that take people to new worlds, and just opened with its first public experience in New York City at Madame Tussauds, where it partnered with Sony to create “Ghostbusters: Dimension”, an interactive Hyper-Reality experience that allows players to become actual Ghostbusters and capture ghosts.
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However, not only is THE VOID intent on creating the world’s greatest virtual reality experience, they are committed to taking a stand against something that has been pushing its way into the virtual reality world from the beginning: pornography.
When virtual reality (VR) headsets started hitting the market within the last couple years, the porn industry began releasing VR porn that allowed viewers to feel like they were having a real sexual experience with a porn star. Soon after, the world’s largest porn site launched its VR porn section, and gave away 10,000 headsets as a way to get new viewers to its 360 degree X- rated content.
With THE VOID quickly becoming one of the world’s leaders in virtual reality entertainment, they reached out to Fight the New Drug to declare their stance against porn and go public with the announcement that they will never support the fast-growing trend of virtual reality pornography.
“Porn is going to happen with at-home VR but not at our place,” Ken Bretschneider told Fight the New Drug. Ken is the CEO of THE VOID, and is committed to keeping his company porn-free. “We’ve got more than enough worlds to create that are based off telling stories and we think that’s what’s going to be engaging for people. Our audience is looking for immersive experiences that include action, adventure, fantasy, horror, science-fiction, and more, and this is what we will deliver.”
While the unbelievable amount of money to be made in pornography tempts most organizations in this day and age, Bretschneider isn’t taking the bait.
“Many from our industry have suggested that THE VOID would do well by including porn as part of our content, and some even say we won’t survive unless we do,” he says. “Everybody asks us if we’re going to create porn because they think there is so much money to be made, and I’m just here to say that there is so much money to be made without doing porn too.” Explain:The value of virtual reality.
THE VOID’s Chief Visionary Officer, James Jensen, offers another perspective on the money to be made in porn.
“I’ve developed a lot of tech companies and most of them are companies that stream videos online,” Jensen told us. “I always say that I could have already been a billionaire if I wanted to because I’ve been approached about streaming porn a lot. If it was about money and not about family or considering lives it would destroy, I could be a billionaire. For me it’s a solid no every time.”
THE VOID is currently developing new experiences at their headquarters and are working hard to further innovate the next generation of technology and applications for virtual reality. Although many porn companies have begun making money off their virtual reality categories, THE VOID believes that their mission is much greater than just money, or even entertainment.
“I believe that those who create content have a responsibility to provide what society is looking for that isn’t detrimental to it and that’s what the challenge of being an artist is,” said Curtis Hickman, the company’s Chief Creative Officer. “It’s the mission of THE VOID to create content that is in the promotion of good things. It’s about creating work that will benefit society. Pornography does a lot of damage to society as a whole and I don’t want to be the author of something like that.”
Hickman finished by making a call to action to other VR companies to forget about the easy cash and strive to change the world through innovation and positivity.
“I challenge other VR groups to do the same thing. Just be very clear on where you stand and let the world know we’re going to do a lot of good with VR.”
Do you know Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman starred in The Shawshank Redemption you, this is a very moving film tells of a prison story about hope and redemption.
Other past Best Picture nominees from Sony include: “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,” “Sense and Sensibility,” and “The Shawshank Redemption”.
Transformers
''Transformers'' overcame harsh reviews from critics, who called it a visual-effects extravaganza without much story or human heart.
But even to Chinese audiences, Hollywood products like “Avatar” and “Transformers” are still much more popular.
First Blood
First Blood is a somber reflection of the hardships that faced Vietnam War veterans upon their return to their native country, in which the protagonist blows up a helicopter with a freaking rock.
If you want to watch “The Shawshank Redemption”,”Transformers
”,”First Blood”,you can get a 3D VR glasses that you can exprience IMAX.Only take you a few dollars
Avatar
Obviously Avatar was a unique case in that it was basically sold as a 3D “experience,” so if you saw it in 2D you were missing out.
But I wonder how many of the millions of people who went to see Avatar realised just how true to real life the story is.
If you want to exprience 3D IMAX and immersive,you need get a SVPRO VR Display.
