iPhone users don't cry VR handles designed specifically for the iOS platform
Tencent Digital (compilation: Mi Ke) For some iPhone users, it seems that Apple is currently half a beat slower than many competitors in the field of virtual reality, so although there are many iPhone compatible VR headsets on the market, However, it always feels unpleasant to use the experience, especially to see that Google even has a dedicated controller for the Daydream platform, not to mention devices like the Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive, which always makes the iPhone Users are envious.
But now no need to worry about it. On Kickstarter there is a virtual reality control handle Lignum built specifically for iOS devices. It is built by Remoria VR and uses a Bluetooth connection to the iPhone, and provides less than 10 milliseconds Delays allow iPhone users to also enjoy an immersive immersive experience.
Lignum was created for the mobile virtual reality experience, with built-in sensors for motion tracking and direction recognition on iOS and even Android devices. Regardless of iOS or Android platform, Lignum's delay is less than 10 milliseconds.
To know that most of today's similar devices only support Android system smartphones, and Lignum allows iOS users to experience a more immersive experience.
Latency is a problem that virtual reality devices need to face most. Thanks to optimizations in systems, software, and hardware, Lignum can stay below 10 milliseconds, so control is very accurate and timely. At the same time, in addition to a very precise positioning system, Lignum can also implement the motion tracking function. Lignum supports 24 different gestures, allowing us to have a smoother experience in the VR world.
Lignum supports Bluetooth 4.1/4.2 standard, so the data transmitted per second is faster and more responsive than the normal connection.
At the same time, Lignum also supports some features that only exist in the latest Android 7.0 Nougat system, and is compatible with any Android 4.4 or above and Bluetooth LE standard smart phones.
Currently, the Lignum VR controller has begun crowdfunding on Kickstarter with a crowdfunding target of 20,000 Euros. The early bird price is 39 Euros (about 287 Yuan), and if all goes well, it is expected to be in April 2017. Shipment, iPhone users who experience a more complete virtual reality experience may wish to go and have a look.
Source: kickstarter
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