Many of you think that virtual reality headsets are the future of video games. For example, it’s hard to contradict you when you see the tempting possibilities and possibilities of the Oculus Rift. Despite the Oculus VR takeover by Facebook, this accessory is still the subject of much anticipation (why Facebook bought Oculus). A Swedish service provider has made a video of the Oculus Rift showing the lag on a daily basis..
Find out how delay reflects in daily life in this video!
Latency (which can be translated as “latency”) is a well-known phenomenon to video game enthusiasts. This, which often serves as an excuse, must be admitted, causes noticeable slowdowns and hinders online gaming opportunities. But how can delay translate into “real life”? Thanks to the Oculus Rift, Raspberry Pi and webcam, a Swedish accessor has managed to create a device that recreates latency..
On the menu: a delay ranging from 0.3 to 3 seconds, dancing, table tennis and even cooking. Let me tell you right away, if we had this kind of problem every day, we would look like idiots. Results : The three-minute video “Live Delayed” is quite nice and entertaining. it’s sure to make you smile.
Obviously, there is an interest for the ISP behind all this. His message is: “You will not accept delay offline, so why should we consider it online?” and what could be more effective than pictures to support your ideas? Check out this video below. In addition to Oculus, Sony is also working on virtual reality with Project Morpheus. Feel free to share your thoughts about this video.
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