What is a Head Mounted Display?

Head-mounted display (HMD), which is the headset. By sending optical signals to the eyes through various headsets, different effects such as virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR) can be achieved.

Head-mounted display

Head-mounted display (HMD), ie

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The eye tracking function greatly enhances the interactivity of the display, which is a major breakthrough compared to the previous passive imaging system. The wearer only needs to "wink" and can issue instructions without hands. For example, looking to the right means turning the page, and the computer will automatically lower the file as you look down. Specifically

1. Learning: Connect the course videos to the e-view, give children a completely closed learning environment, solve the problem of children's inattention, and improve their academic performance.

2. Game: Connect PSP game console. You can clearly see the various items on the ground in the game, increasing the fun and realistic effect of the game. Around the world, major manufacturers are scrambling to develop virtual reality games. Video glasses are virtual reality games

A very important and indispensable part: it allows you to truly experience the "immersive" feeling in a "sealed" environment.

3. Mobile phone: Connect to 3G mobile phone. Never worry about finding a mouse on the Internet, and blurry images of relatives and friends.

4. TV: It has the function of receiving wireless TV, or directly with

This Shanghai Wolf Shadow display is expected to be widely used in the medical and industrial fields. Allows engineers to see architectural drawings and maintenance staff to see installation instructions. Doctors can see the patient's main organs, MRI and X-ray scans during the operation.

Older displays are less effective, expensive, heavy, and not user-friendly. And this

By incorporating eye-tracking and image-reproduction functions into the chip, head-mounted display researchers have made the cumbersome displays small and light. Not only that, the new display is easier to operate and the price has dropped.

Researchers are currently working on the second generation of bidirectional data displays. The second-generation display not only renders images, but also takes users directly into the virtual world. Scholes said that if the user's hands are busy doing other things and have no time to check the information with the keyboard or mouse, the second-generation display will help him "one hand."

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