Nowadays the VR headsets allows user to see the outer world, but the outer camera doesn't have the ability as human eyes and always fails to focus on near objects.
jananisriram
Are there cameras that have been able to model the world in a way different from the human eye entirely, or a perspective humans can't have?
sparky-ed
What is really interesting is how VR lenses were able to interact with Vision pro's dynamic virtual space. It somehow made seamless blending of real and virtual spaces which makes the interactions the feel both real and intuitive. One question that I have is will we reach a point where virtual interactions are indistinguishable from physical ones? I personally it will.
Nowadays the VR headsets allows user to see the outer world, but the outer camera doesn't have the ability as human eyes and always fails to focus on near objects.
Are there cameras that have been able to model the world in a way different from the human eye entirely, or a perspective humans can't have?
What is really interesting is how VR lenses were able to interact with Vision pro's dynamic virtual space. It somehow made seamless blending of real and virtual spaces which makes the interactions the feel both real and intuitive. One question that I have is will we reach a point where virtual interactions are indistinguishable from physical ones? I personally it will.