A new build it yourself headset called Relativity

[drakulton]

Someone, probably from the company's PR team tried to post here without previously engaging the community. The post was deleted.

Anyway, the Relativity headset is standalone, 2K @120fps and has full steam VR support.

I looked through the promotional blurb and it appears overly heavily socially based with internal cameras to reflect users facial expressions. It's a $200 kit that you build yourself.

https://www.relativty.com/

 

[ShiWarrior]

whilst on the subject of new VR in the works

Panasonics answer :
https://www.roadtovr.com/panasonic-vr-glasses-specs-ces-2021/


As for specs, last year’s prototype boasted ultra high definition (UHD) resolution, which means it was likely a total of 4K resolution split between two displays. AVWatch notes that this year’s model features dual 2,560 × 2,560 micro OLEDs with a pixel density 2,245ppi.

The micro OLED panels, which were developed in collaboration with Panasonic and Kopin, are said to support 120Hz as well as HDR. Much like Pico’s G3 prototype, which hasn’t been released yet, Panasonic’s aptly names ‘VR Glasses’ also feature pancake optics, which reduce the overall bulk and weight of the device.