Panasonic VR
Panasonic VR screen Technical Specifications*.
The Panasonic VR was introduced in February 2017.
Below a list of Panasonic VR screen tech spec:
| Type | n/a |
| Diagonal (inches) | n/a |
| Size (mm/in) | n/a |
| Aspect ratio | n/a |
| Pixels Per Inch (PPI) | n/a |
| Resolution | 6400 × 1440 px 4 Display (2 display per eye) 1600 × 1440 px × 2 per eye |
| Frames per second(FPS) | n/a |
| Field of view | 220° |
| Degrees of Freedom (DoF) | n/a |
| Lens (Type/D) | Aspherical & Fresnel optics n/a |
| OS/Software | n/a |
| Self-contained | No |
| Controller | No |
| Dimensions (mm) | n/a |
| Weight (g) | n/a |
| Country | Japan |
| Recommended price | Prototype |
The Panasonic VR Headset, as demonstrated by Andru Edwards at CES 2017, is a top-of-the-line, immersive virtual reality device. With a 220-degree field-of-view – more than double the average 100-degree field-of-view in competing headsets – this display is designed for use training firefighters, surgeons, pilots and others who require an immersive training experience. Additionally, this VR Headset can sync seamlessly with a 360-degree camera through an Ultra HD input and comes with bone-conduction audio technology.
Panasonic is planning to produce its headset in 2018.
Official website
According to materials – Panasonic.com
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