Brelyon Ultra Reality Display: VR without a headset

One of the largest complaints against VR headsets like Oculus Quest is the fact you have to cover your eyes completely, and for some the immersive environment is disorienting.  This new prototype by Breylon hopes to bridge the gap by using a large display that provides greater depth of field. One caveat is that you have to sit closer to the monitor than you would normally for a standard display.

If we're going to be spending more time in the metaverse, a big display like this might be an alternative to having to wear a headset all day for work, recreation, and exercise.

Projected for a 2024 release date and a price tag around $5,000 to $7,500, it won't be the first monitor to try to provide greater depth of field and immersion without a headset.

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