Mixed-reality system will place user’s hands, arms and real-world objects into a virtual world without the need for a series of external sensors
Intel has unveiled its next evolution of virtual-reality goggles Project Alloy for so-called mixed reality, which drags real-world objects into the virtual realm using 3D cameras.
The new head-mounted display consists of a set of goggles that resemble the likes of Facebook’s Oculus Rift or HTC’s Vive VR headsets, but they do not need to be connected by a series of cables to a computer. Instead, they contain the computing power needed to run the headset in the headset.
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Source: Project Alloy: Intel unveils new generation of wireless virtual reality goggles
