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stanlarroque
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About stanlarroque
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Comment #45913581
Yes we released our headset with root access and an open bootloader. We are going to announce our next headset in a couple of months :-)
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Comment #30219896
By March we will release our OpenXR SDK. Our website for now is https://lynx-r.com
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Comment #30196317
We are going to integrate this in our Lynx R-1 headset! Great to have something else than just chromium in this space.
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Comment #28838350
I can't believe VCs put another 500M$ in this (even at the same last valuation). If only we could have that money for our Lynx[0] headset... [0] https://lynx-r.com
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Comment #27667271
My startup received this "seal of excellence". It hurts because I'd rather have the money instead of a piece of paper, but hopefully we might be selected for the next round. They d…
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Comment #24499511
Thank you for the kind words. Our team is doing their absolute best. You can click on my username it should lead you to my contact.
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Comment #24496536
We already have SteamVR compatibility with remote rendering over Wifi 6 or USB-C. And for the rest of your questions, yes.
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Comment #24495718
We are building exactly this : https://lynx-r.com
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Comment #23860252
It's 47 pixels per degree.
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Comment #23693401
This article does a good job: https://www.kguttag.com/2019/12/18/hololens-2-not-a-pretty-p... Digilens is a company that's been around for 15 years doing all kinds of eye wear stuf…
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Comment #23693179
Impressive, but I doubt even FRL can overcome this design limitations. Digilens tried to do that since forever, and when you introduce more colors you will face the same kind of pr…
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Comment #20608288
Yes, the best SLAM we have today based on visual inertial data (Camera+IMU) uses 500mW of power. It uses DSPs and ASICs. Also, the custom silicon team from MSFT did a great job for…