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Visores
Parece que los creadores de las impresoras 3D Prusa (y por el lado vendehumos, los de Somnium), van a sacar un proyecto para que la gente pueda imprimirse "el visor"
https://somniumspace.medium.com/somnium-space-partners-with-prusa-research-and-vrgineers-to-further-develop-its-open-source-8d1dca74dae2
The Somnium Space, one of the world’s leading immersive metaverses, has partnered with the leader in delivering next-generation virtual and mixed reality pilot training systems Vrgineers, Inc. and 3D printer manufacturer Prusa Research to further enhance the development of a new cutting-edge open-source (standalone & PC wired) headset. This new VR headset aims to change the restrictive politics in the virtual reality market in general, which was established by big corporate and centralized entities. As a reaction to these restrictions, the Somnium VR ONE headset will be built on as open a platform as possible. The Somnium VR ONE aims to provide a superb immersive experience while working in both standalone and tethered modes without any restrictions. It is planned to be sold under an unlimited commercial license using Android as an open-source operating system. Thanks to the fact the source code will be openly available, the solution will be perfect for VR enthusiasts and the commercial sphere.
por lo que veo, es para montarte un standalone con XR2, eso sí, con cable directo a PC sin compresión :P
CPU Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2
8 GB RAM LPDDR5
512 GB UFS
Wifi 6e
Display 2x 3.2inch 2880RGB*2880 Fast LCD
Horizontal FOV 120 °, Vertical FOV 100 °
MiscroSD card extension
Wireless PC VR Streaming
Tethered USB-C PC streaming
Native wired PC Mode (lossless)
HMD Native SteamVR support (working on native SteamVR tracking and controllers)
Integrated high quality stereo microphones
Headphone jack
Inside-Out 6DoF tracking Support for controllers
External battery pack using USB-C (no accumulator inside)
2x USB-C 10 Gbps for external accessories (USB 3.2 Gen2) +1 charging UBS-C (USB 2.0)
OS Android 11 AOSP port opensource Direct open access to sensors and cameras
pero por mucho que imprimas, tanto XR2, pantallas, y todo eso que contó Oscar en el último podcast, el kit para montarlo debe salir por un dinerillo (eso sí, un XR2 con 8gb y 512gb de espacio, wifi 6e... debe ser un buen standalone).
Me mojo y diré que esto no sale palante (con Somnium detrás, no me da mucha confianza).
