3 ms·

Could have sensors warning you.

• samwilliams 13y ago
  ...breaking the immersion that you have tried so very hard to produce once or twice a minute so you can pause and reposition yourself in the real world room. This seems like the biggest remaining problem for creating realistic VR games.
  • SteveAtYEI 13y ago
    The end goal is of course to combine this system with a headset like the Rift and a treadmill like the Omni to offer fully immersive VR with boundless movement. That being said, I still think PrioVR on its own has a lot to offer to games that hasn't been offered before. Imagine a fighting game where you dodge punches by actually ducking down, or a dancing game that can actually capture the full extent of your motion and respond accurately. Both of these concepts could be implemented without any fear of running into a wall, and should present a whole new way to interact with games.