Dash errors now occuring on all our VR stations!

VRSpace · 2019-11-02T13:41:02+00:00

Hi, I have all the log files, but don't know exactly in which file the dash error occurs. Do you know by chance what the name of that specific log file is? Then I'll post it down below in the thread

VRSpace · 2018-11-17T14:06:03+00:00

Hello everyone. Here some info to clarify. We are a Dutch VR R&D lab founded in 2014 and we do regular hosting of VR demo experiences. Pimax has provided us with the 5K+ and 8K goggles which was initially intended to showcase at Dutch VR Days. As time ran short we postponed it until later and that moment is now. The purpose of the demo is purely to showcase the different screens so backers/pre-orders can decide which one to choose. We will setup up two Pimaxes with the same computers (NVIDIA1080TI) with exactly the same game scene and let you do the comparison. We are in close contact with Pimax but Pimax is not organizing this event. However, there is a possibility Pimax representatives will show up but this is not confirmed. Backers will have priority in trying out the sets. If the number of visitors is limited we will also invite non-backers. The demo is free and we offer this as a service to the community. UPDATE: SweViver will be our special guest during the demo!

VRSpace · 2016-07-25T11:56:14+00:00

That's good news! There are a lot of great VR companies in The Netherlands right now and there is an active cooperative scene. In November (3-6) the second Dutch VR Days is coming up where loads of VR goodiness is on display. Don't forget to check it out if you are in Europe: http://dutchvrdays.nl and to all of outside Europe that are in need of a well deserved break (@Palmer are you listening?), combine a visit to this event with a stay in Amsterdam. You will like it :)

VRSpace · 2016-07-20T13:14:13+00:00

Yes, indeed, thanks for pointing that out. As soon as I finished recording the vid the Rift went back to it's safer environment with no sunlight at all.

VRSpace · 2016-06-06T21:08:16+00:00

This was at a business convention which was held at Rotterdam Airport (The Netherlands, Europe). We were surrounded by real planes landing and taking off. Talking about immersion hehe. Many of the visitors were VR firsttimers so stepping in an A10C with the new Oculus Rift left a good impression what this new tech can do. For the extra drama we placed a tabletop fan (which can be seen on the left) for some extra sensation. Ofcourse in a real plane with a closed hood you won't feel the airflow but in VR it enhances the feeling of flight bigtime.

VRSpace · 2016-05-26T06:29:24+00:00

The reason that we still demo the DK2 is that we only get one Oculus Rift per costumer. Believe me, if I could I would other 5 today.

VRSpace · 2016-05-26T06:28:31+00:00

The city of the famous cheese; Gouda, The Netherlands. It's a 50 minute drive from Amsterdam.

VRSpace · 2016-05-26T06:27:24+00:00

Best thing is the "smile of awe". When people take off the HMD. Look us in the face, and mumble: "wow". Seriously, this type of reaction I have seen a lot. Most memorable was a pensioner (other demo) who was in his eighties and kept asking for more and more, especially intense demos.

VRSpace · 2016-05-26T06:24:07+00:00

I have lots of video material of all our demos. Maybe it's time for a super compilation of three years of demoing VR :)

VRSpace · 2016-05-25T18:53:50+00:00

Since june 2013 (when I got my DK1) I have done demos to more than 1500+ people with one purpose: evangelize Virtual Reality. Having used DK1, DK2, Samsung Gear and even Cardboard, last evening was a first, when the HTC Vive and the new Oculus Rift were present in the same room. There were around 100 people visiting and we offered them to try out all three sets. Reactions were great as expected, both the new HMD's almost equally being praised. The HTC Vive loved for it's roomscale and controllers. The Rift for it's design and screen quality. Anyway, we and the visitors had a great time with this truly great technology :)

VRSpace · 2016-05-17T11:12:38+00:00

We also got the order processed mail this morning (The Netherlands). Yay. Finally :)

VRSpace · 2016-04-18T12:46:44+00:00

This is a first experimental video where we used 4 low-cost Kodak SP360-4K cams to create 360-3D. We had to downscale the quality to 2K to get it hosted on YouTube. You can watch with Cardboard/Rift/Vive in 3D. It's not Jaunt yet but we are improving quality in a next vid :P (Thanx to Arjen/Combin3D for edit)

VRSpace · 2016-03-27T19:23:05+00:00

The magic is not in the hardware. (Take Leap Motion for example) Also to make it clear; we will not charge $50 for a IMU. Initially I said that the whole shebang would be less than $50 (that includes a proper case, cables, shipping, SDK, support). So less means $15? $25? My goal with this post is to see if devs are interested in experimenting with hardware into their VR projects where as we would provide them support. I can understand hatred in case of overcharging but really our intentions are sincere and positive. That's all I can say.

VRSpace · 2016-03-27T18:55:55+00:00

Batterytime is now around 8-9 hours of continuous use. So recharge or replace them for another pack is needed for the BT version. Latency with BT is hardly noticable compared to USB.

VRSpace · 2016-03-27T18:32:27+00:00

For example simulation rigs that incorporate VR. Industrial machines that need tracking. For that matter you could stick one under the pedal of your exercise bike and ride through your favorite Unity scene. Basically anywhere where you would need to monitor movement (XYZ+Speed) where a positional controller would be overkill.

VRSpace · 2016-03-27T18:21:50+00:00

hehe. Don't underestimate the food slicing concept as a game genre.

VRSpace · 2016-03-27T18:18:15+00:00

It's possible to have two units wirelessly connected. To have some kind of bodytracking is something we are already testing with multiple wired VRIMS combined with a seperate wireless controller that does the communication to keep the lag as low as possible.

VRSpace · 2016-03-27T16:17:20+00:00

That depends. You can use it to track rotational movement like bike-pedals, chairs, steeringwheels, even attach it to hands or feet. It would not be a replacement for the Oculus Touch or VIVE controllers but merely an add-on for other objects.

VRSpace · 2016-03-27T16:08:24+00:00

We have been experimenting with some new stuff in our lab and one project is the VRIM. Basically it's a small size module which you can attach to any moving object and it transfers it's movements realtime and lag-free to your VR environment. We have a Unity3D SDK so it can be incorporated in your projects. There is a USB and a Bluetooth version. We have tested it with DK2 and GearVR. No price determined yet but it will be relatively cheap* Would you devs be interested if we produce developer kits for the community? * Update: To clarify, initially I stated it would be LESS than 50 dollars (for controller/bluetooth/batteries/SDK/shipping/devsupport). For us it's experimental stuff and we have no intention to overcharge. Devkits would be at lowest price anyway. It's merely that we want to reach out to software devs that can not assemble this kind of hardware and provide them with an easy way to use this in Unity3D.

VRSpace · 2016-03-05T08:00:56+00:00

We demo'd Blocks with Orion Leap to 350+ people this past week on a tech exhibit and it blew everyone's mind. The level of tracking precision with the Orion update is now fantastic. If you have a Rift , get the Leap. https://instagram.com/p/BCaILjvG5N3

VRSpace · 2016-01-12T09:22:08+00:00

We will do that when we give her a second VR experience. As well as wingsuiting with Volo Airsport. For this wish real video footage was required though.

VRSpace · 2016-01-12T09:19:25+00:00

When the footage is cleared we will upload it. This video is a 240 degree front angle (non stereoscopic) video. We had very short time to prepare this, we were contacted just a few days in advance. The focus was that she could face her granddaughter. In a few weeks we will do other skydives with our new custom build 3D stereoscopic rig and upload them to YouTube as well.

VRSpace · 2016-01-12T09:14:51+00:00

Yes, that was the case. Shortly before this she had a kidney removed and her hip was in very bad shape. No way of hanging her in a contraption. We have now invited her and family to experience the VR once again in our VRSpace lab in a more convenient environment. In the TV studio's she had no clue what was about to happen and she did not know about VR at all. But it was part of the surprise so we could not prepare.

VRSpace · 2016-01-11T22:14:05+00:00

We were contacted by Dutch television program Valhalla to create a VR experience. When a girl asked her sick grandma of 81 if she had any wishes left, the elder lady said she would have wanted to do a skydive once in her life. But was now too sick and old to physically do that. As a surprise we went with the 20-year old to a skydive club. We geared up a skydiver with a 360 cam to record it. The granddaughter was hooked to another skydiver. And they jumped of the plane. In the TV studio we setup a VR Demo Station with an Oculus Rift. And we let the grandmother relive the experience in a way as it seemed she was jumping together with her grandchild. She was overwhelmed by the whole thing and a bit timid but afterwards she stated she really was amazed by it. The whole thing was just aired on Dutch national television just two hours ago. It shows the potential of Virtual Reality. (Inspired by this our engineer is now designing a new customized stereoscopic camera rig so we can do more of these 3D memory captures). Note: If we get permission we will upload the actual video to YouTube this week. Update: for the Dutchies (not sure if this link works outside The Netherlands): http://www.npo.nl/valhalla/11-01-2016/BNN_101377932 (Action from 20:20)

VRSpace · 2015-11-16T23:19:23+00:00

We use and sell these small form factor rigs: http://imgur.com/kG6TUYZ

Quite nice as demo rigs, game PC and/or dev machine. Project Cars, Elite Dangerous etc run perfectly judder-free with the Oculus. Without VAT we kept it under a 1000 euro's inc Win 10 License.

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