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Daydream - Google VR After sucess Google Cardboard, Google is launching virtual reality headset Daydream, a virtual reality platform and a new VR headset.Google revealed its Daydream View handset as well as a number of apps and games you'll be able to use on your Daydream-ready phone. Google also announced both the new Pixel and Pixel XL smartphone will be the among the first handsets to be Daydream ready. Daydream: Compatible phones Google’s newest Pixel and Pixel XL,powered by Android 7.0 Nougat are the first Daydream-ready phones. Sulon Q Sulon Q headset powered by AMD Technology, with a full-blown PC inside. Sulon Q claims tether-free all-in-one headset that combines AR, VR and spatial computing in a single device i.e. tether-free, “wear and play” spatially-aware headset for VR and AR. Sulon Q Specification and Features : AMD FX-8800P processor with Radeon R7 graphics built in Proprietary Sulon spatial processing unit (SPU)

Perception Neuron by Noitom The Perception Neuron MOCAP system is based on individual sensors called Neurons. Each is no larger than a penny and weighs just over a gram. A Neuron houses an Inertial Measurement Unit also known as an IMU, with a gyroscope, accelerometer, and magnetometer. The ingenuity of our MOCAP system is that every Neuron is intercheageable and can be placed anywhere it's needed in an endless number of combinations. ADAPTIVE From capturing arm movement, to finger motion, to full body kinematics, the Perception Neuron system adapts to your needs. Just place the Neurons where they are needed and capture the level of detail and body movements you require for your project. The system can handle from 1 to 32 Neurons, and can function wirelessly via WIFI or onboard recording or wired via USB, giving you capabilities no other MOCAP system has ever been able to offer. Gloveone Gloveone: Feel Virtual Reality by NeuroDigital