Since releasing the world’s first smartphone PC VR solution in 2014, Odd Sheep has been perfecting Virtual Reality streaming, in its mission to deliver quality VR experiences that every wallet can afford.įounder Xavier Selva originally created Trinus as a pet project for more immersive PC flight simulation sessions, using a smartphone and Google’s simple Cardboard VR solution. Compatible with Lenovo Mirage Solo Worldsense tech, for full 6 degrees of freedom tracking Supports two connected Daydream controllers Uses Async Reprojection to further minimise perceived latency Optimised for Intel® chipsets to perform low latency streaming Odd Sheep is doing a Trinus VR Early Access launch on 30 th of November. The use of Google’s Worldsense tracking technology, combined with wireless streaming, also makes Trinus VR a great solution for VR Arcade venues, due to it’s lower setup and upkeep costs. Trinus VR offers a PC quality, tangle free Virtual Reality experience.

Mobile VR will be successful long before PC VR goes wireless.' - Palmer Lucky 'Cables are going to be a major obstacle in the VR industry for a long time.

Trinus balances the best of PC and mobile VR to drive adoption through an immersive, low cost solution. Mobile and Standalone VR however, offer a low budget VR approach, sacrificing quality. With traditional PC headsets like the Oculus Rift or HTC Vive, the cost of entry is high. The key to mass adoption of Virtual Reality is price vs quality. Barcelona, Spain – Odd Sheep SL is launching new Trinus VR software to make Virtual Reality affordable and cable free.īorn from the collaboration between Odd Sheep and Intel®, Trinus VR connects Daydream (Google’s VR certified platform) to your VR ready PC to deliver a high quality, low latency experience.

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