The Oculus Rift is a virtual reality
headset developed and manufactured by Oculus
VR, a FB division. It is a set of
virtual-reality goggles that will work with your gaming desktop, and it was
invented by by a VR enthusiast named Palmer Luckey back in 2011. So how
does this thing work? The Rift accomplishes the sense of transportation by
using a pair of screens that displays two images side by side, one for each
eye. A set of lenses is placed on top of the panels, focusing and reshaping the
picture for each eye, and creating a stereoscopic 3D image. The goggles have
embedded sensors that monitor the wearer's head motions and adjust the image
accordingly.
This
technology is generally positively applauded by a lot of users, but its hefty
price and requirement for high standard PC and software to achieve its effect
prove that it still has a long distance to go before the reality comes true.
But I agree with what WSJ said:" It give us glimpse of the future of computing."
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