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Jun 22, 2015
Interested in creating virtual reality? Google is looking for people to test drive their Jump VR system that includes 16 cameras. Anyone can apply by filling out this 2-page form. But the company is going to be highly selective, and your answers should be "awesome," according to the company. They plan to start the testing by the end of summer, so if you're interested, apply now!
Virtual reality gaming and exploration doesn’t have to cost a fortune…you can enjoy a ridiculously cool VR experience for under $20 with the VR Box Virtual Reality headset on sale for $18.99 – 36% off – in the Boing Boing Store.VR Box creates a comfortable headset unit that’s compatible with most smartphone models – just […]
Magic Leap continues to roll out tantalizing demos of their mixed reality technology, this time imposing the “lost droids” scene into a typical room.
Caleb Kraft used the Google Cardboard design to make a working VR headset from graham crackers and icing. It’s entirely edible, except for the lenses. “Making an Edible Virtual Reality Viewer for Your Phone” (MAKE:)
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This tiny computer isn’t just cutest thing we ever did see, it’s actually incredibly powerful too. If you play your cards right, you can program Raspberry Pi (no relation to actual, delicious pie) to control physical objects on your command.You’ll just need a Raspberry Pi (duh) and a few courses to learn how to use […]
