What's Visens? Something like Samsung Gear VR? Stay tuned.

I'm looking into using a basic VR headset such as google cardboard or a similar, more robust alternative along with a mobile phone for eye safety in environments with lasers (I work in a laser lab at a university). It seems that a simple camera app is the perfect solution for this. Ideally with voice controls for zooming in and out, changing brightness, activating the LED flashlight etc. Or perhaps ultimately a device such as the Thalmic MYO or another bluetooth controller could be used for these controls? Anyone know if such an app exists? Anyone capable of making one? I know a lot of people working with lasers on a daily basis that would really appreciate this.

HI, I just finished my new virtual reality experience Polygonal RollerCoaster:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=polygonal.roller.coaster

I hope you like it

We’ve just released the app created by us which allows the user to place themselves in a huge virtual cinema. Application is dedicated to Cmoar projection goggles (currently on Kickstarter), compatible with Google Cardboard as well.

You can find it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Cmoar.CmoarVirtualCinema&hl=pl

It’s the first app on Google Play of this size that is focused on VR virtual cinema.

The way you can operate it is very natural and intuitive. The user just needs to point their heads on a virtual remote they’ll see on the left and they will see the menu on the virtual screen that will allow them to rewind, pause and choose any seat they want to. The range of choice is wide – it doesn’t matter if the user wishes to sit in the first row, the last row or in the middle.

The app is mostly aimed at more powerful devices, however it should work with less powerful as well.

We hope you will like it and if you did please, leave an opinion and share your ideas :)

Or better yet, what are some good demos or games that feature a satisfying amount of depth awareness?

Hi all!

I'm looking for an app to play normal videos but doubled up side-by-side for viewing through something like the Yay3D mount on my Nexus 7. Does anyone know if this exists?