Wearality Sky: Difference between revisions
Xinreality (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
Xinreality (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
||
| Line 19: | Line 19: | ||
|Precision= | |Precision= | ||
|Field of View=150° | |Field of View=150° | ||
|Optics= | |Optics=2 Fresnel lenses per eye | ||
|Tracking=3DOF | |Tracking=3DOF | ||
|Rotational Tracking=IMUs in Smartphone | |Rotational Tracking=IMUs in Smartphone | ||
| Line 42: | Line 42: | ||
==Hardware== | ==Hardware== | ||
Wearality Sky looks like a pair of glasses with bulky black rims and thick lenses. Sky's most valuable feature is its dual Fresnel lenses. These specialized lenses were developed by Lockheed Martin for defense and aerospace industries. The glasses are able to fit any [[interpupillary distance]]. | Wearality Sky looks like a pair of glasses with bulky black rims and thick lenses. Sky's most valuable feature is its dual Fresnel lenses (2 Fresnel lenses per eye). These specialized lenses were developed by Lockheed Martin for defense and aerospace industries. The glasses are able to fit any [[interpupillary distance]]. | ||
Wearality Sky is fold-able and works with most 5 and 6 inch smartphones. The smartphones are placed a few inches in front of the lenses. | Wearality Sky is fold-able and works with most 5 and 6 inch smartphones. The smartphones are placed a few inches in front of the lenses. | ||