6-DOF VR / AR Headset For iPhone - Occipital Bridge & Structure Sensor Unboxing & 1st Face-On Try

I had recently reported about Occipital's incredible inside-out tracking technology that is supposed to be as accurate as Valve's Lighthouse tracking. Now this technology can be found in the company's "Bridge" headset that works together with your iphone and transforms it into a 6 DOF VR and AR headset!

Now this is the unboxing of the Occipital Bridge and the accompanying Structure Sensor!

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[MobileDecay]

I don't have an iPhone. After dealing with the nolo I don't trust this thing anyways. Thanks for the video!

[pumpuppthevolume]

the demo app they have looks like it works pretty great

[NigraXXL]

Now that you'll have an iPhone to test this, you should definitely take a look at the most popular iOS AR/VR apps. The Machine is probably the first one that comes to mind. That game looks just SO cool.

[normanrobinson]

Great looking episode thus far. Looking forward to seeing the follow-up.

[NineTailedWlf]

Considering the price, isn't it better to buy the oculus or the HTC vive, that way you spare heating your phone too.

[pushthebutton]

Great Sebastian! Im very interested in this! Hope to see next episode!

[krankypantz]

Interesting device & great preview video!
That strap system sure looks a lot like the upcoming HTC Vive Pro one.
Regarding your thoughts on the nose really should test out that tip I mentioned before for the Samsung Odyssey.
Simply pop-out that entire rubber nose piece, it feels like an entirely new headset with ZERO pressure on the nasal cavities.
With it removed, it ends up looking like this headset, and probably just as comfy.
I originally just tried bending them back under the lenses, but found that it wasn't very comfortable and still restricted breathing.
Removal is the key.

[prouddog]

Hope it works better than it looks. Sorry it looks fugly and expensive