HTC Vive / Valve SteamVR

dar reikia siaip zinot ka tu su tuo VR realiai losi ar kam naudosi. juk nepasileisi siaip zaidimo turimo per VR. tai... na kol kas skelbti keli zaidimai Oculus , sitam isvis nezinau kas eis kol kas. pirma pamatysim kas kaip eina , po to kazka galima galvot. bet manau dar metus bent tai nelabai cia vertes, nes kol kas be ten kazkokiu tech demo nieko as nemaciau realiai kad kazkam reiketu sito VR. 

o kazkas melavo kad europos viduri 

Pirmi atsiliepimai apie si geri labai teigiami ir dauguma sako kad sitas nunese oculus nuo pavirsiaus su savo galimybem , kambario scanavimu ir kartu pridetais judesio pulteliais

pulteliai yra viskas. o dar geriau kad ju nereiktu isvis rankose laikyt o tik kokias pirstines uzsimautum , butu dar naturaliau

atrodo kad tai turesim irgi

aisku rimtu zaidimu dar nera ar aplamai rimto kazkokio contento be tu visu demo. tai dar reikia pamatyt realiai kas daugiau naudos tures kas geriau tai panaudos. na sony jau senai zinojo kam reikia judesio lazdeliu, ir kai visi viska isbande vistiek gryzo prie to kas jau ismeginta tik forma pakeite.

HTC vive vs Oculus Rift

va toks ranku trackingas turi but per VR

The Manus VR gloves were already impressive when we got our hands in them at the Game Developers Conference, but their latest feature promises an even more immersive experience. Using the HTC Vive and its motion controllers, the Manus system can track players' entire arms, bending elbows and all. The controllers strap onto players' wrists for full-arm positional tracking and the gloves allow them to articulate their fingers in the VR space.

Many VR experiences use the "floating hands" technique, which is effective but not exactly natural-looking (or -feeling). Arm tracking allows developers to take advantage of common movements and accessories, such as blocking a punch or wearing a Pip-Boy -- or an Apple Watch, if you're into more realistic experiences. The Manus team is still experimenting with full-arm tracking on the Vive, but it will be featured in the gloves' SDK that's due to launch in June.