Every week, we bring you the latest and most exciting updates from the world of VR, AR, and AI. Stay informed about the technologies that are shaping our future and discover how they can impact your daily life. Get ready to be amazed—after all, knowledge is power, and sometimes it even brings more money after the meal!
What’s new in the VR world this week? What are you excited about? Let’s dive into the highlights.
**Dell Will Sell Meta 2: Price and Availability Set**
At CES 2018, Dell announced a partnership with Meta, making it the first company to sell the Meta 2 headset. Recently, Dell revealed more details about the collaboration. The Meta 2 is compatible with Dell Precision workstations and other professional-grade PCs, and Dell will also offer bundled deals. The headset will be available on Dell's official site starting February 15 at a price of $1,495. This partnership gives Meta a strong sales platform to boost the popularity of its product.
**Intel Launches New Depth Camera D400 Series**
Intel recently released two new depth cameras under the RealSense D400 series: the D415 and D435. These compact, USB-powered devices provide accurate depth sensing for indoor and outdoor use, supporting developers, educators, and hardware designers. Powered by Intel RealSense SDK 2.0, they offer a complete optical solution for a wide range of applications.
**Oculus Touch Controllers Now Sold Separately (But Not Worth It)**
Previously, Oculus Touch controllers could only be purchased as a pair, but now they’re sold individually. A single controller costs $70, including AA batteries. However, buying just one isn’t cost-effective, especially when considering the separate $60 price for the Rift sensor. For most users, it’s still better to buy the full set.
**RealMax Unveils an AR Headset with Over 100-Degree Field of View**
At CES 2018, Hong Kong-based company RealMax showcased an AR headset with a field of view exceeding 100 degrees—a major improvement over current AR devices. Though not aesthetically refined, the headset offers an impressive visual experience. RealMax plans to release a $1,500 developer kit later this year to encourage content creation.
**New Tech Lets You See Objects While Playing VR**
Occipital has introduced a groundbreaking solution that allows users to see real-world objects while immersed in VR. Using 3D scanning and depth-sensing technology, the system scans your environment so you can safely move around without hitting walls. This internal perception tech aims to replace external tracking systems, offering a more seamless VR experience.
**AR Chat Is Here: Snaappy Brings Augmented Reality to Messaging**
Snaappy is redefining mobile messaging by integrating AR into chat apps. With this tool, users can add 3D animated characters to messages, videos, or images, creating a more engaging and expressive communication experience. The app is already available on iOS and Android, and it promises to make chatting more interactive and fun.
**Facebook Helps Small VR Developers with Oculus Start Program**
Facebook launched the Oculus Start program to support independent VR developers. The initiative provides access to development kits, testing tools, and expert guidance, helping small teams focus on creating high-quality content. Applications were open until January 18, targeting teams with less than $10,000 in revenue.
Stay tuned for more updates and feel free to share your thoughts below.
*This article was edited by Jingjing Jing.*
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