Intel announces Project Alloy, an all-in-one VR headset
It’s the same idea as Microsoft’s “mixed reality” with HoloLens. And, not surprisingly, Microsoft’s Windows Holographic platform will play a key role with Alloy hardware. Terry Myerson, the EVP of Microsoft’s Windows devices group, revealed at Intel’s Developer Forum that the Holographic platform will be available to all Windows 10 PCs next year. On top of that, Intel will eventually make its Alloy hardware specifications open source, allowing anyone to build one of their own.”Anyone can take Alloy hardware, combine it with Windows Holographic, and build a world-class VR system,” Intel CEO Brian Krzanich said.In a brief demo at IDF, an Intel rep wearing a Project Alloy headset was able to wander around the stage, while at the same time navigating a virtual room. When he was prompted to open a door in VR, he merely reached his hand out (which showed up in his virtual view) to flick a switch. It took a few moments for the headset to recognize his hands, but the fact it saw it at all was impressive. When he approached Krzanich, his boss’s face appeared in VR, allowing him to avoid a potentially embarrassing (and career ending) VR tumble on stage.Developing…
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