Cyberith Virtualizer - Revision history

Xinreality at 22:55, 27 April 2016

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	The main idea behind the Virtualizer is to rid players of all distractions that would prevent them from a complete [[immersion]]. Its developers went to great lengths to ensure that users would feel like they truly are a part of the virtual world. While [[Virtual Reality Devices\|VR HMDs]], such as the [[Oculus Rift ~~(Platform)~~]], are able to provide the visual aspect of virtual reality, we still largely rely on outdated [[Input Devices\|input devices]] that were designed for past generations of consoles and computers.		The main idea behind the Virtualizer is to rid players of all distractions that would prevent them from a complete [[immersion]]. Its developers went to great lengths to ensure that users would feel like they truly are a part of the virtual world. While [[Virtual Reality Devices\|VR HMDs]], such as the [[Oculus Rift]], are able to provide the visual aspect of virtual reality, we still largely rely on outdated [[Input Devices\|input devices]] that were designed for past generations of consoles and computers.

	The Virtualizer uses a flat base-plate with a special low friction surface that closely mimics a regular treadmill. This surface is designed to be used with ordinary socks and works in conjunction with the movable ring construction, which places users inside a harness that allows for natural movement. Jumping, kneeling, sitting or running, are all faithfully translated by the system of three pillars into the virtual reality. The accuracy is less than 1 cm, and this system makes it possible to move from the binary standing/crouching state toward a more natural reflection of user’s actual position in space. Finally, the Virtualizer supports sitting position, which not only helps players immerse themselves when they sit behind a virtual steering wheel, but it also provides a comfortable support and a way how to temporarily relax.		The Virtualizer uses a flat base-plate with a special low friction surface that closely mimics a regular treadmill. This surface is designed to be used with ordinary socks and works in conjunction with the movable ring construction, which places users inside a harness that allows for natural movement. Jumping, kneeling, sitting or running, are all faithfully translated by the system of three pillars into the virtual reality. The accuracy is less than 1 cm, and this system makes it possible to move from the binary standing/crouching state toward a more natural reflection of user’s actual position in space. Finally, the Virtualizer supports sitting position, which not only helps players immerse themselves when they sit behind a virtual steering wheel, but it also provides a comfortable support and a way how to temporarily relax.

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	The main idea behind the Virtualizer is to rid players of all distractions that would prevent them from a complete [[immersion]]. Its developers went to great lengths to ensure that users would feel like they truly are a part of the virtual world. While [[Virtual Reality Devices\|VR HMDs]], such as the [[Oculus Rift]], are able to provide the visual aspect of virtual reality, we still largely rely on outdated [[Input Devices\|input devices]] that were designed for past generations of consoles and computers.		The main idea behind the Virtualizer is to rid players of all distractions that would prevent them from a complete [[immersion]]. Its developers went to great lengths to ensure that users would feel like they truly are a part of the virtual world. While [[Virtual Reality Devices\|VR HMDs]], such as the [[Oculus Rift (Platform)]], are able to provide the visual aspect of virtual reality, we still largely rely on outdated [[Input Devices\|input devices]] that were designed for past generations of consoles and computers.

	The Virtualizer uses a flat base-plate with a special low friction surface that closely mimics a regular treadmill. This surface is designed to be used with ordinary socks and works in conjunction with the movable ring construction, which places users inside a harness that allows for natural movement. Jumping, kneeling, sitting or running, are all faithfully translated by the system of three pillars into the virtual reality. The accuracy is less than 1 cm, and this system makes it possible to move from the binary standing/crouching state toward a more natural reflection of user’s actual position in space. Finally, the Virtualizer supports sitting position, which not only helps players immerse themselves when they sit behind a virtual steering wheel, but it also provides a comfortable support and a way how to temporarily relax.		The Virtualizer uses a flat base-plate with a special low friction surface that closely mimics a regular treadmill. This surface is designed to be used with ordinary socks and works in conjunction with the movable ring construction, which places users inside a harness that allows for natural movement. Jumping, kneeling, sitting or running, are all faithfully translated by the system of three pillars into the virtual reality. The accuracy is less than 1 cm, and this system makes it possible to move from the binary standing/crouching state toward a more natural reflection of user’s actual position in space. Finally, the Virtualizer supports sitting position, which not only helps players immerse themselves when they sit behind a virtual steering wheel, but it also provides a comfortable support and a way how to temporarily relax.

Shadowdawn at 00:06, 13 January 2016

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	[[Cyberith Virtualizer]] is an [[omnidirectional treadmill]] with integrated motion detection sensors for [[virtual reality]] developed by Cyberith. The Cyberith Virtualizer addresses the key problem of how to implement [[locomotion\|movement]] inside virtual reality environments. This award-winning locomotion device allows users to move freely and naturally thanks to its revolutionary omnidirectional treadmill combined with the innovative support structure. To keep it as user-friendly as possible, the whole device was engineered to be plug-and-play and very simple to operate.		[[Cyberith Virtualizer]] is an [[omnidirectional treadmill]] [[Input Device]] with integrated motion detection sensors for [[virtual reality]] developed by Cyberith. The Cyberith Virtualizer addresses the key problem of how to implement [[locomotion\|movement]] inside virtual reality environments. This award-winning locomotion device allows users to move freely and naturally thanks to its revolutionary omnidirectional treadmill combined with the innovative support structure. To keep it as user-friendly as possible, the whole device was engineered to be plug-and-play and very simple to operate.

	==Construction==		==Construction==

Shadowdawn at 18:58, 7 January 2016

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	[[Cyberith Virtualizer]] is an [[omnidirectional treadmill]] with integrated motion detection sensors for [[virtual reality]] developed by Cyberith. The Cyberith Virtualizer addresses the key problem of how to implement [[locomotion\|movement]] inside virtual reality environments. This award-winning locomotion device allows users to move freely and naturally thanks to its revolutionary omnidirectional treadmill combined with the innovative support structure. To keep it as user-friendly as possible, the whole device was engineered to be plug-and-play and very simple to operate.		[[Cyberith Virtualizer]] is an [[omnidirectional treadmill]] with integrated motion detection sensors for [[virtual reality]] developed by Cyberith. The Cyberith Virtualizer addresses the key problem of how to implement [[locomotion\|movement]] inside virtual reality environments. This award-winning locomotion device allows users to move freely and naturally thanks to its revolutionary omnidirectional treadmill combined with the innovative support structure. To keep it as user-friendly as possible, the whole device was engineered to be plug-and-play and very simple to operate.

Shadowdawn at 18:34, 7 January 2016

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	\|Price=$1,249.00 ~~preorder~~		\|Price=$1,249.00 pre-order
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	[[Cyberith Virtualizer]] is an [[omnidirectional treadmill]] with integrated motion detection sensors for [[virtual reality]] developed by Cyberith. The Cyberith Virtualizer addresses the key problem of how to implement [[locomotion\|movement]] inside virtual reality environments. This award-winning locomotion device allows users to move freely and naturally thanks to its revolutionary omnidirectional treadmill combined with the innovative support structure. To keep it as user-friendly as possible, the whole device was engineered to be plug-and-play and very simple to operate.		[[Cyberith Virtualizer]] is an [[omnidirectional treadmill]] with integrated motion detection sensors for [[virtual reality]] developed by Cyberith. The Cyberith Virtualizer addresses the key problem of how to implement [[locomotion\|movement]] inside virtual reality environments. This award-winning locomotion device allows users to move freely and naturally thanks to its revolutionary omnidirectional treadmill combined with the innovative support structure. To keep it as user-friendly as possible, the whole device was engineered to be plug-and-play and very simple to operate.

Shadowdawn at 07:52, 7 January 2016

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	==References==		==References==
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			[[Category:Devices]] [[Category:Input Devices]]

Shadowdawn at 07:51, 7 January 2016

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	\|Release Date=~~ETA August 2015~~		\|Release Date=????
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	[[Cyberith Virtualizer]] is an [[omnidirectional treadmill]] with integrated motion detection sensors for [[virtual reality]]~~. It is being~~ developed by Cyberith. The Cyberith Virtualizer addresses the key problem of how to implement movement inside virtual reality environments. This award-winning locomotion device allows users to move freely and naturally thanks to its revolutionary omnidirectional treadmill combined with the innovative support structure. To keep it as user-friendly as possible, the whole device was engineered to be plug-and-play and very simple to operate.		[[Cyberith Virtualizer]] is an [[omnidirectional treadmill]] with integrated motion detection sensors for [[virtual reality]] developed by Cyberith. The Cyberith Virtualizer addresses the key problem of how to implement [[locomotion\|movement]] inside virtual reality environments. This award-winning locomotion device allows users to move freely and naturally thanks to its revolutionary omnidirectional treadmill combined with the innovative support structure. To keep it as user-friendly as possible, the whole device was engineered to be plug-and-play and very simple to operate.

	==Construction==		==Construction==
	The main idea behind the Virtualizer is to rid players of all distractions that would prevent them from a complete immersion. Its developers went to great lengths to ensure that users would feel like they truly are a part of the virtual world. While VR ~~displays~~, such as the Oculus Rift, are able to provide the visual aspect of virtual reality, we still largely rely on outdated input devices that were designed for past generations of consoles and computers.		The main idea behind the Virtualizer is to rid players of all distractions that would prevent them from a complete [[immersion]]. Its developers went to great lengths to ensure that users would feel like they truly are a part of the virtual world. While [[Virtual Reality Devices\|VR HMDs]], such as the [[Oculus Rift]], are able to provide the visual aspect of virtual reality, we still largely rely on outdated [[Input Devices\|input devices]] that were designed for past generations of consoles and computers.

	The Virtualizer uses a flat base-plate with a special low friction surface that closely mimics a regular treadmill. This surface is designed to be used with ordinary socks and works in conjunction with the movable ring construction, which places users inside a harness that allows for natural movement. Jumping, kneeling, sitting or running, are all faithfully translated by the system of three pillars into the virtual reality. The accuracy is less than 1 cm, and this system makes it possible to move from the binary standing/crouching state toward a more natural reflection of user’s actual position in space. Finally, the Virtualizer supports sitting position, which not only helps players immerse themselves when they sit behind a virtual steering wheel, but it also provides a comfortable support and a way how to temporarily relax.		The Virtualizer uses a flat base-plate with a special low friction surface that closely mimics a regular treadmill. This surface is designed to be used with ordinary socks and works in conjunction with the movable ring construction, which places users inside a harness that allows for natural movement. Jumping, kneeling, sitting or running, are all faithfully translated by the system of three pillars into the virtual reality. The accuracy is less than 1 cm, and this system makes it possible to move from the binary standing/crouching state toward a more natural reflection of user’s actual position in space. Finally, the Virtualizer supports sitting position, which not only helps players immerse themselves when they sit behind a virtual steering wheel, but it also provides a comfortable support and a way how to temporarily relax.

	The Virtualizer HT is a haptic technology built into the omnidirectional treadmill. It uses audio and special transducers, creating precise, directed haptic output to deliver an unmatched VR experience. Even if the game doesn’t natively support haptic feedback, the software is still able to translate game’s audio output into realistic vibrations.		The Virtualizer HT is a haptic technology built into the omnidirectional treadmill. It uses audio and special transducers, creating precise, directed haptic output to deliver an unmatched VR experience. Even if the game doesn’t natively support [[haptic feedback]], the software is still able to translate game’s audio output into realistic vibrations.

	==The Virtualizer SDK==		==The Virtualizer SDK==

Shadowdawn at 07:47, 7 January 2016

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	[[Cyberith Virtualizer]] is an omnidirectional treadmill with integrated sensors for ~~motion detection in~~ virtual reality ~~applications~~. It is being developed by Cyberith. The Cyberith Virtualizer addresses the key problem of how to implement movement inside virtual reality environments. This award-winning locomotion device allows users to move freely and naturally thanks to its revolutionary omnidirectional treadmill combined with the innovative support structure. To keep it as user-friendly as possible, the whole device was engineered to be plug-and-play and very simple to operate.		[[Cyberith Virtualizer]] is an [[omnidirectional treadmill]] with integrated motion detection sensors for [[virtual reality]]. It is being developed by Cyberith. The Cyberith Virtualizer addresses the key problem of how to implement movement inside virtual reality environments. This award-winning locomotion device allows users to move freely and naturally thanks to its revolutionary omnidirectional treadmill combined with the innovative support structure. To keep it as user-friendly as possible, the whole device was engineered to be plug-and-play and very simple to operate.

	==Construction==		==Construction==

Xinreality at 06:18, 7 January 2016

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Xinreality at 06:17, 7 January 2016

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-The Virtualizer is an omnidirectional treadmill with integrated sensors for motion detection in virtual reality applications. It is being developed by Cyberith.
+[[Cyberith Virtualizer]] is an omnidirectional treadmill with integrated sensors for motion detection in virtual reality applications. It is being developed by Cyberith. The Cyberith Virtualizer addresses the key problem of how to implement movement inside virtual reality environments. This award-winning locomotion device allows users to move freely and naturally thanks to its revolutionary omnidirectional treadmill combined with the innovative support structure. To keep it as user-friendly as possible, the whole device was engineered to be plug-and-play and very simple to operate.