VIRTUAL REALITY Is Awesome and safe?
As always I will first introduce the topic to you!
WHAT is Virtual Reality(VR) ?
VIRTUAL Reality is a device which creates a three-dimensional environment around you that can be interacted physically by a person.
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In easy words it is a Headset which can be wear on head as shown in img-1 and due to lenses in it it creates a three-dimensional environment (3D) around us. it is like you are watching in a theater
ADVANTAGES of Virtual Reality -
1) Virtual reality creates a realistic world
2) It enables user to explore places.
3) Through Virtual Reality user can experiment with an artificial environment.
4) Virtual Reality make the education more easily and comfort.
DIS-ADVANTAGES of Virtual Reality
- Virtual Reality equipments is very pricey.
- The new technology can not be used by everyone.
- It is limited to people who have good eyesight (in some systems glasses are not allowed)
- Virtual reality technology has been associated with weight gain becuse people do not leave their house.
- Only large companyies have access to current technology.
Types of VR-
1)GOOGLE CARDBOARD
platform developed by Google for use with ahead mount for a smartphone. Named for its fold-out cardboard viewer, the platform is intended as a low-cost system to encourage interest and development in VR applications. Users can either build their own viewer from simple, low-cost components using specifications published by Google, or purchase a pre-manufactured one. The viewer is used by placing a smartphone into the back of it and viewing through the lenses in the front.
2) Premium Smartphone VR HMD
The next category of virtual reality headsets is what I call the premium smartphone HMDs. Although this is not an official distinction, these devices offer a few key advantages over the cheaper Cardboard-like devices.
VR sets in this category include straps to keep the headset securely on your head, and the freedom to use a game controller, or even an accessory like the Leap Motion. These products are generally made of plastic with a secure compartment for your smart device. Many are available for various smartphones, and some will even support large form factor phones such as Galaxy's Note line and Apple's iPhone 6+.
These higher-quality headsets range in price from slightly less than $100 to over $200, but they offer the option to use a Bluetooth gamepad to control more complex games, and the comfort to sit back and relax while watching passive content, without having to hold your phone to your eyes.
Samsung's GearVR is easily the most recognizable and well known name in this category, but it is also the most expensive at $199. Samsung enlisted the help of Oculus to design GearVR. The company then followed Oculus's lead by releasing the Gear VR Innovator Edition as a developer kit first. The final retail product has yet to be announced, but it has been promised before the end of this year. Gear VR is designed to work with the Galaxy Note 4, while the Gear VR innovator edition works with the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge.
3)The Zeiss VR One uses Zeiss precision lenses that can be used with smartphones from 4.7 to 5.2 inches, and it's available for $99. This headset has a unique cartridge design to hold your smartphone. These cartridges can be 3D printed to fit a number of popular smartphones perfectly, using files freely available on the company website.
Freefly VR has a headset available with a 120-degree field of view, which is larger than most companies offer. The headset is designed to accommodate 4.7- to 6.1-inch smartphones, and it's compatible with both Android and iPhone devices. There is a list of compatible devices listed on Freefly's website. The FreeFly VR headset was first launched at $110, but the company is now selling it for $69. For that price you get the headset, which has a soft facemask and headstrap, along with a protective carrying case.
We recently reported the launch of NextCore'sNoon VR mobile HMD priced at $89. NoonVR isn't just a headset, though; NextCore has partnered with Koom VR, which is a VR content delivery system. It features a 3-way harness to keep it secure, as well as an IPD adjustment dial. Noon VR's headset offers 95-degree views.
The Homido smartphone virtual reality headset is another option available for Android and iOS devices. It features interchangeable soft contact surfaces and a 100-degree viewing angle from custom lenses that have IPD adjustment. Homido has designed this headset to accommodate people who wear glasses, and it includes settings for near- and far-sighted individuals, on top of those with normal vision. Homido also includes "Homido Center," which contains a curated list of all compatible applications and experiences. There is no American price listed on the website (it sells for 69.99 euro), but it will ship worldwide.
Archos, which makes its own line of tablets and smartphones, offers its own VR headset. This headset is one of the few that is compatible with Windows Phone devices, though there are limited software options for this platform. Archos recommends using a device with a 5-inch screen and 1080p or higher screen resolution, but it will work with 720p and even 480x800 displays. The viewing angle for this device is unknown.
There a few other options in this space that are not available in the United States, and there may be a headset or more that were missed in this roundup -- it seems like a new VR company pops up every few weeks these days.
Premium PC-Connected Headsets
Although the experience you get from smartphone-based VR can be very compelling and is certainly a very impressive experience when you've never tried virtual reality before, the truly immersive VR experiences come from PC-connected headsets. These devices offer a far more robust experience, with different input devices and higher fidelity graphics. This is not to mention that full length gaming experiences are being developed for these devices, and support will only pick up from here.
The most famous and obvious entry in this list is the Oculus Rift. Oculus first launched itsKickstarter campaign back in August of 2012, which at the time generated world-wide buzz for the company. Oculus's co-founder and device inventor, Palmer Luckey, is largely credited with the revival of virtual reality.
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