Sixa Re-Opens Rivvr Wireless VR System Pre-Orders, Eyes March Delivery

[kcarbotte]

Sixa’s Rivvr wireless VR solution is back from the dead. The company announced that pre-orders are open again, and the hardware would ship in March. And this time around, the device meets all the necessary certification requirements.

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[Dyseman]

The unit uses a Raspberry Pi Zero and some batteries. (I have 3 Pi Zero's in a drawer). Having used Raspi's for a few years, I can see NO WAY in HELL there would be low latency.

If it DOES do what it says, I'll just wait for someone to leak the software and 3D-Print me a case and get some batteries ;P

 

[dalauder]

The sensing data should be low enough latency, it's really just a matter of whether they can send what is effectively 4k video over a wifi network without a decompression slowdown, right?

A Raspi is claimed to handle 4k, but is there good data on ms delay for decompression?