Virtual reality devices are all the buzz in the market today, and when it comes to the resolution, the higher, the better. Varjo comes with its first ever bionic display headset which is the only human-eye resolution headset in the world today.
Named VR-1, this headset has been designed to be used by professionals in demanding and complex industries and has been integrated with the most advanced eye-tracking technology known to humans. Irrespective of whether or not you have a pair of glasses, you can use VR-1 without a problem.
It would not be wrong to say that the 20/20 Eye Tracker technology of Varjo is definitely the most compelling feature of this headset. It delivers unparalleled precision and accuracy with the powerful eye tracking technology integrated into this VR Headset. The unique feature of this headset is that it uses eye tracking data in addition to VR content in order to simulate reality.
It is also pertinent to mention here that the 20/20 Tracker by Varjo offers professionals and industry experts access to precise eye data that they can then use in analytics, training, simulation, research, industrial design, etc. In addition to that, VR-1 has collaborated with the most professional and powerful software tools in the world to deliver spectacular work in design-driven and complex industries such as simulation and training, architecture, industrial design, and engineering as well as construction.
VR-1 is also integrated with Unreal®, Prepar3D®, Unity®, and Autodesk VRED® in addition to the best human eye resolution worldwide to deliver high precision and visual fidelity in complex work environments. With the help of VR-1, you can train as well as design in an entirely realistic VR environment and bring a level of clarity to your work that has never been seen before.
It would not be wrong to say that VR-1 is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the virtual reality technology touching higher levels of standards to make complex work processes easier and hassle-free for people in a plethora of domains and industries.