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Five VR Games To Hold You Over Until ‘Star Wars: Squadrons’

VRScout

Star Wars: Squadrons will have you manning the controls various starfighters from the Rebel Alliances fleet, such as the heavily-armed X-Wing fighter with its distinctive S-foils. Instead, Starblazer has you building and controlling an entire fleet in VR! Think of it like a coach directing their team from the sidelines. Endspace VR.

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A Complete Guide to Virtual Reality

XR Today - Virtual Reality

Also, unlike augmented reality (AR), which people can access via smartphones and smart glasses, VR relies on larger headsets and controllers to interact with fully-immersive virtual worlds. Meta, Pico, HTC VIVE, and Varjo headsets all incorporate this new technology. The History of VR.

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The VRScout Report – The Week in VR Review

VRScout

Partnering with National Geographic to show off the Mars Desert Research Station in Utah in full 360 degree glory, Facebook took its first steps into live spherical video. Available through the Google Play Store, the app allows users to navigate around the 360 degree content with their remote control.

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‘FlyInside Flight Simulator’ Preview – A Promising Start in VR-native Flying

Road to VR

FlyInside FSX , the crowdfunded VR plugin for Microsoft Flight Simulator X (2006) , was built well before first-party VR motion controllers existed, developed back in the DK2-era of 2015 as an ad hoc way of jumping into an already highly-detailed flight sim. Image courtesy FlyInside. It’s still early days for FlyInside.

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The Jetset with Headsets: How XR Will Revolutionize Air Travel, with Neutral Digital’s Greg Caterer

XR for Business Podcast

Just that simple change really makes the immersion amplified by factors of exponentials, and then adding controllers or the ability to reach out and interact with things — maybe turn on the TV or touch something — that just adds a whole new layer. It’s a Utah-based company called The Void. Alan: That’s the Void.

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The Jetset with Headsets: How XR Will Revolutionize Air Travel, with Neutral Digital’s Greg Caterer

XR for Business Podcast

Just that simple change really makes the immersion amplified by factors of exponentials, and then adding controllers or the ability to reach out and interact with things — maybe turn on the TV or touch something — that just adds a whole new layer. It’s a Utah-based company called The Void. Alan: That’s the Void.