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The article says they can supply 1900 watts. All modern VR headsets consume a fraction of that.
by glitch003 10y ago
The article says they can supply 1900 watts. All modern VR headsets consume a fraction of that.
- crowbahr 10y agoI mean they can, yes, at a maximum. The article says "80% of the room’s 54 m^3 total volume being able to deliver wireless power to a receiver at over of 40% efficiency" which means it's 760 watts of uncertain power (because it can drop off further than that). That's more in the range of high power computers... which I guess wouldn't be a concern. So this could totally be used for a HMD already. I wonder if it interferes at all with data transmission protocols that are used for wireless on the currently available HMDs...