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Stupid question, but is that really full VR in the sense that you can move your head around in a limited volume and see everything with real depth perception? O
by dividuum 5y ago
Stupid question, but is that really full VR in the sense that you can move your head around in a limited volume and see everything with real depth perception? Or is it a 360 degree video projected to a sphere and you virtually sit in the center? Is the former even possible to produce somehow?
- tehidiot 5y ago> Is the former even possible to produce somehow? Google has done some research into it though it's not very practical https://augmentedperception.github.io/deepviewvideo/ https://augmentedperception.github.io/deepviewvideo/
- ChicagoBoy11 5y agoTheir lightfield demo app has been one of the most mind blowing VR things I have ever seen. Truly excited for the world where streaming video content in that way will be possible (and I'm truly hopeful it isn't too far away!)
- ahelwer 5y agoThere is only 3 degrees of freedom, not 6. So yes it's a sphere and you sit in the center. You only get depth perception from your eye parallax, but it's enough to see the rock geometry.