The Sulon Cortex
essentially turns your surrounding environment into an augmented or virtual
reality experience thanks to the sensors on the headset that are
spatially-aware of your surroundings. Unlike the Oculus Rift which requires a
PC, Sony's Project Morpheus which needs a PS4 and the Samsung Gear VR which
requires a Galaxy Note 4 phone, the final build of the Cortex promises an great
experience so you can walk around the scene you're in.
The HMD can work
both indoors and outdoors and supposedly doesn't need extra cameras or sensors
nor is it affected by ambient light because it can spatially map environments
in real time. There are also two different types of HMD's. The wired headset
has a large, eight-balls sensor on the back, which also makes you look even
weirder than usual for VR/AR devices. You can customize the colors of the
hexagonal lights on the sides to blue, green, pink and purple.
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