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5 Amazing New VR Products awarded In CES 2018 Virtual Reality Category

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5 Amazing New Products awarded in CES 2018 VR (Virtual Reality) Category

CES 2018 announed its list of best inovationes and techs andin the vr category about 10 products were mentioned and we are talking about 5 new one of them that you probably have not heard of them. Meta 2, Insta360 Pro, Insta360 ONE, Tobii VR4 for Vive Kit and DeepFrame. CES is known for appreciating innovation and creative way of problem solving problems, usage and development of new technologies.

The Meta 2 Meta and frog worked together to design its first AR headset, equipped with cutting-edge features separating it from competitors: It contains the widest field of view and no use of mirrors or reflecting lenses, allowing for people to look directly at the user’s eyes without refraction. The Meta 2 arrives devs to start building. Meta 2 apps are made with Unity SDK, and interact with Workspace and it can be customized to build your own AR experiences. The current price tag on this product is: $1,495 for pre-orders.

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Insta360 PRO The Insta360 Pro is the VR creator’s Swiss Army Knife, a 360 camera offering a high-performance feature set for fast workloads. It is to create stereoscopic (3D) 360 stills and video in up to 8K, the Pro’s onboard image stitching makes VR creation simpler than before. It is currently available to purchase for $3500. Capture slow-mo with 120fps high-speed shooting mode. Lasting power of 5000 mAh removable battery, Shoots and charges simultaneously, Connectivity to the Pro via cable or Wi-Fi, Records with four built-in microphones or an external microphone.

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Insta360 ONE The Insta360 ONE is a versatile 360 camera. Compact and intuitive and of course in consumer level. it offers standalone use, remote control via Bluetooth, and direct connection to a phone for 360 live-streaming. It also capture a 360 experience as a traditional video. Photo resolution: 24 MP (6912*3456) Video resolution: 3840*1920@30fps, 2560*1280@60fps, 2048*512@120fps(bullet time), Exposure modes: Auto, Manual(Shutter 1/4000s-60s, ISO 100-3200), Shutter Priority(1/4000s-2s), ISO Priority(100-3200). It costs you about $300 now.

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Tobii AB Tobii’s VR4 for Vive Kit is a retrofit service to the HTC Vive business edition, providing high quality and accurate eye tracking. It features Tobii VR4 reference eye tracking for HMDs, Tobii software development kit (SDK) and example applications. Eye-tracking in VR has a lot of uses not only many concepts are being developed based on Eye-tracking controlling and interaction systems but also for research on what the users are focusing while watching anything in their VR headset. So those data could be used in developing the new apps.

Tobii eye tracking in virtual reality

DeepFrame DeepFrame is the largest display of its kind to convincingly mix physical reality with lifelike digital 3D animations completely without the use of glasses providing viewers with effects that realistically interact with the environment seen through the lens. It is called mixed-reality display, that sets new standards by merging the real and virtual world, to produce visualizations where physical and digital elements blend in real-time.

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Insta360, known for its Nano and Air 360-degree camera add-ons for iOS and Android, respectively, announced a new camera at CES today. Called the Insta360 Pro, the $3,000 virtual reality camera is clearly aimed at professional content producers, with support for up to 8K resolution.

Looking a bit like a basketball with corners cut out of it, six lens modules surround the camera and work together to produce spherical stills and video. Each lens features an f/2.4 aperture for good low-light performance. Still images can be saved in RAW format with high dynamic range (HDR) support for maximum detail and quality. Video can be recorded in either H.264 or H.265 formats, the latter providing an increased quality to file size ratio.

While shooting 360-degree video at 8K is possible at 30 frames per second, 4K video can be recorded at an impressive 100fps, suitable for slow motion. The camera also features an intervalometer mode for 360-degree time-lapse experiences.

In addition to standard 360-degree images, Insta360 says the Pro can shoot 3D 360-degree content at 6K resolution and 30 FPS.

One of the camera’s key features is support for both live stitching and live broadcasting in 4K. Via an Android or iOS device, video can be live-streamed over Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. While the camera supports Wi-Fi and 4G wireless tethering, it can also be connected over Ethernet for increased reliability.

“Never before has such power been put into an easy-to-use, compact system that enables users to share their VR content live with international audiences,” said Insta360 CEO Liu Jingkang in a statement.

If the Insta360 Pro lives up to its promises, it will be a very compelling buy at $3,000. That’s significantly cheaper than Facebook’s open-source Surround 360 (which costs up to $30,000) and even less than GoPro’s Omni at $5,000. The Insta360 Pro is currently on display at CES, and will be available sometime later this year on Amazon.

Periscope Introduces 360 Live Broadcasting

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Twitter-owned live-stream video company, Periscope, has announced a brand new feature for its creators, and it’s a very exciting development in the world of live video. In a blog post published by the Periscope Team stated that 360-video support was unveiled for iOS and would soon be available for all creators on the platform. 

The inaugural 360 live video was posted by Alex Pettitt,…