Virtual reality isn’t science fiction anymore, it’s a rapidly growing and developing field that has a near infinite number of applications. While current offerings tend to be limited to virtual reality headsets that only work for a single person, Immersis wants to project virtual reality onto an entire room for multiple people to experience at once.
Immersis creates a virtual reality for an entire room
Virtual reality can make you feel like you’re high atop the Wall in Westeros, flying like a bird, or running from an alien intent on killing you, but to everyone else, you look like a spaz flailing about in high-tech ski googles. This makes demonstrating a head-mounted display like the Oculus Rift difficult in a group setting. You can set up a monitor that displays what you’re seeing, but the result is an underwhelming pair of screenshots. Hardly the immersive experience VR promises. That’s the insight behind a slick projector called Immersis that demonstrates the panoramic power of VR en masse.
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