The Occipital Bridge is a mixed reality headset for iPhones made by Occipital, a technology manufacturer from the US.
This headset requires the user’s iPhone (6S and up) as well as the Occipital Structure Sensor, a mobile 3D scanning device.
Nekuda is proud to be involved with the design and development of the recently launched Occipital Bridge, that can do more than any other mobile VR headset currently available.
“Rather than modding existing headsets with extra cameras, Bridge is a mobile headset designed for use with Apple’s iPhone 7, 6, and 6s. The device features its own structure sensor mounted on top of a fairly traditional-looking phone-based headset. Rather than an open slot to allow camera access to the real world, Bridge has an adjustable lens that augments the iPhone camera’s field of view up to 120 degrees.” (from Engadget)
The Occipital Bridge can be seen on :
https://www.engadget.com/2016/12/09/occipital-bridge-iphone-mixed-reality-headset/
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