Intel VR product launch, try ASUS game + Oculus Rift full set of immersive virtual world
Before the official start of CES2017, Qualcomm, Samsung and other manufacturers have announced the opening conference and the new products, and Intel is no exception. Intel, who is in the doldrums of the PC era, has long been reluctant to be a pure chip maker. On the afternoon of January 4th, Las Vegas, USA, Intel held an immersive virtual reality conference. Brian Krzanich, the CEO, was on the stage, and the audience was 250. Experience while listening to VR. At the VR product launch conference, we saw too many demos with special effects. Although Intel is not launching its own VR products, it tried to use a set of ASUS game books (I don't know how to configure it, it looks good~ +Oculus Rift is equipped with a gamepad device that allows participating media to actually experience the immersive virtual world Intel wants to show. This type of conference can be scored 90 points. On the release, Korge explains Intel's vision for the future of virtual reality and converged reality, and how these technologies reshape travel, work safety and productivity, and sports and gaming experiences: leap into the high altitudes of Moab, Utah. Skydiving, one of Vietnam's most spectacular natural landscapes, the waterfall and so on. These are all based on the PC based on the new 7th generation Intel® CoreTM processor and the Oculus Rift virtual reality helmet. At the press conference, the applause continued, and the sound of “So Cool~†could be heard through the headphones of Oculus. Of course, these VR videos are not just for people to see. Before each VR experience, Intel announced some dry goods. At the meeting, Ke Zaiqi demonstrated for the first time the live broadcast of sports events using Intel Virtual Reality technology. He revealed that Intel plans to introduce VOKE VR to the Oculus Rift later this year. This means that Intel will be one of the first technology providers to implement live sports on multiple VR devices. The press conference set the first record of 250 people using the 360-degree 4K video for industrial inspection at the same time. The audience tested a 2,000-acre solar power plant on the Moapa River Indian Reservation, collecting test data through a drone equipped with an Orah 4i HD camera and a low-power, high-latency computing solution. Intel and computer vision company Hype VR announced a partnership, and the two companies plan to introduce HypeVR's stereo video content into the Alloy project in 2017. The project was released as early as August last year and is an all-in-one fusion reality solution that seamlessly integrates the real world and the virtual world. Intel announced plans to work with some of the leading OEMs to commercialize this open hardware platform in the fourth quarter of this year. At the scene, Intel conducted a Hype VR-specific stereo capture and playback engine demonstration that drove through the real-life virtual reality to explore one of Vietnam's most spectacular natural landscapes. Viewers can walk freely in live CGI videos created by non-artists and enter and exit in 3D scenes. This also means the possibility of creating virtual reality content in different ways. In addition, Intel did not forget the "this" of its chip makers, and also showed the first 2-in-1 notebook based on 10 nanometer chips. It uses Intel's next-generation processor (R&D code: Cannon Lake) and is expected to ship this year. High Power Servo Motor For Heavy Load AGV 48v 60w 72v 96v low voltage servo motor 5kw 6kw 7.5kw 8kw 10kw, the motors be developed specifically for heavy load agv, it can work well with battery power system, for example the automatid guided vehicle, tracked vehicle chassis. high power servo motor, 5kw servo motor, 7.5kw 8kw 10kw servo motor, 48v motor servo, 72v 96v servo motor Jinan Keya Electron Science And Technology Co., Ltd. , https://www.keyaservo.com
