无需头显的沉浸式VR替代方案
问题概述
用户希望在不佩戴笨重头显的情况下体验高质量的VR沉浸感，但现有方案要么仍然笨重，要么缺乏头部追踪功能，导致体验不完整且不舒适。
痛点标签
- 头显重量压在颈部，导致不适
- 替代方案同样笨重甚至更大，如座椅式显示器
- 产品愿景不明确，使用场景不清晰
待验证问题
- 您是否愿意尝试使用基于座椅的沉浸式显示设备？
- 您是否在寻找传统头显的替代方案？
- 您对该技术在隐私办公舱或家庭环境中的应用感兴趣吗？
证据
原话 · @Anonymous
This is not a head-mounted display, it's a chair-mounted display and as such totally unsuited for VR. The mirror system they are using for the display is autostereoscopic (the eyes receive different pictures), but this is not sufficient for VR, which also requires head tracking. How the autostereoscopic effect is achieved isn't explained either, and it sounds as if this part isn't even new. Their main innovation seems to be: they mounted the display to a rotating chair and attached an iPad to the chair in order to track the chair rotation.
原话 · @Anonymous
I understand the complaint about the bulk of the device shown, however they are mostly missing out the fact that the reason of the architecture is in the classical VR, bulk is carried on the head, pressing weight on the neck. Here body is free of any extra weight. Device’s bulk is of no concern.
原话 · @Anonymous
Well.. it sounds like they want to "avoid bulky VR headsets" but their alternative is even bulkier. A chair with a big screen, more like a personal holodeck box to sit in. I totally believe this can be used to place better optics and avoid motion sickness, for better immersion. The product vision is not clear for me - maybe as a better version of the single person privacy phone booths that can be found in shared office environments? At home? Rather not
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