THIS is what the Near-Future of Virtual Reality looks like

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1. I wouldn't recommend buying one, but the G2 Omnicept edition is a sneak peek into the VERY near future of VR headsets and what you can look forward to in the next 5 years.
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2. This is next gen,
   Tesla Headchip Mod next next gen

3. this would be crazy cool but could also make for lots of privacy concerns

4. Progress going nicely, Hoping for sword art online release next year.

5. Even if it is a work in progress, VRSS is still the most exciting and readily useful feature here (on paper), so I do hope eye tracking becomes standard if only just for that. Considering how amazing DLSS is at this point, I'm pretty sure Nvidia is more than capable of producing a really excellent final version of the software, but I'd wager it will still be a bit while adoption catches up to warrant more RND into it.

6. Good vid

7. I'm going into a degree for VR development so I can't wait to see what could be done with this

8. This is what I've been waiting for, finally a vr headset with facial expression tracking so the avatar can mimic your face irl. Just got to wait for it to become mainstream and cheaper lol. ?

9. Now i realize why in proshop same model hp was about 1300€ that's cool but i wouldn't upgrade mine to omnicept edition because i think my pc have too much tasks to do face, eye and heart rate tracking so i think this kind of headset fits for content creators

10. nvidia vr dlss is cool (performance issues notwithstanding). but! could we get some coverage of the amd fsr openvr mod? i've been using it on my vive pro at native resolution, 0.77 renderScale, 0.9 sharpness, and 0.5 radius. absolutely loving the results. really smoothing out frame timings when in lower fps situations.

11. Playtest (Black Mirror)

    "Playtest" is the second episode in the third series of the British science fiction anthology television series Black Mirror. Written by showrunner Charlie Brooker and directed by Dan Trachtenberg, it premiered on Netflix on 21 October 2016, with the rest of series three.

    The episode follows Cooper (Wyatt Russell), an American who playtests an upcoming augmented reality game in London while travelling. It is a horror game which accesses his brain and targets his fears. Hannah John-Kamen co-stars as a video game journalist Cooper meets. The episode was inspired by an idea Brooker had for an augmented reality Whac-A-Mole game which increased in speed until the subject went crazy. After considering Tokyo, the crew decided to shoot in London.

    A work of psychological horror, the episode features numerous video game references and many instances of foreshadowing. The episode received mixed critical reception, with criticisms of the storyline and ending but praise given to Trachtenberg's directing and Russell's acting.

12. I'm so excited for the future of vr its going to be so sick

13. Ah, you read all your comments huh? How about this one?

14. Horror games are dumb

15. Ur very optimistic

16. 0:32 But can it track the controllers!?!? lololol XD

17. 100% Facebook is gonna use this to collect people data, so no thanks.

18. Yeah, I'll pass on facial tracking… Just gonna try and get a Reverb G2 and a capable GPU. I don't need games monitoring where I'm looking, for maximum defecation. I just need to see clearly and be able to move how I want.

19. All I want is to enter the matrix

20. Yes

21. WOAH THIS IS SICK

22. I don't like it. I like understanding games and being able to predict them, I will never turn on these adaptions if they're an option.

23. I imagine vrss will be similar to dlss in the respect that the data collected helps make the service much better. Since VR is much much smaller in general and we dont really have any headsets that support it the data collected by nvidia is super small so I will probably take alot longer for this to advance and be as good as dlss is now. the beginning of dlss was just as rough and it had almost every nvidia rtx card to sample from to collect data.

24. I'm gonna have to agree that this headset does have the potential to scare people the most.

25. algo comment!

26. I haven't been recommended anything from you in a while and actually had to search for your channel to find some VR news. I gave the video a like and leaving a comment now for the algorithm.

27. sick AF video brah

28. i cant wait till people can see my junk in full hd in vr lmao

29. @ThrillSeeker So I clicked on the last two videos of yours but couldn't watch them yesterday, so when I woke up today and went to watch them the one about bytedance was set to private, that's odd, so I went to the web archive and watched the video, I see its controversial topics but why did you set it to private? I thought you say what you want and stand behind what you said, but apparently, that's not the case.

30. No one should be excited about face tracking it literally adds nothing to your VR experience heartbeat monitors are not necessarily A much-needed futuristic adaptation or feature that we actually need. Eye tracking is probably the only thing relative to the future of VR when it comes to much needed features if we can have eye tracking with forvered rendering that itself would be an improvement but the future of VR you really f*** up you're just a sellout dude the future of VR is better to lenses quality of life features that immerse yourself into the environment not a f**** heartbeat monitor LOL this channel's dying and it gets paid a good amount of money because almost every video is a f**** sponsor and he doesn't even tell you that's how sneaky this guy is

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