The new documentary underlines the use of the non -consumers of VR

Varjos ironically named VR is dead stories that go beyond the meta-verse documentary. 8 Interesting non-consumer use of VR and mixed reality.

Varjo is a company based in Finland that produces and sells Ultrahohe-End-PC headsets with very high central Angular Angular VR resolution and PASSHROUGH mixed reality, which are mainly intended for corporate and government users. The Varjo XR-4 series is the recent offer of the company, which was introduced at the end of 2023. The standard XR-4 costs $ 3990, while the XR 4 focus output with camera autofocus costs $ 9990.

As you may expect, all 8 applications affect the 30-minute documentary from companies that use Varjo headsets.

Although we do not agree to the frame of the cynical introductory section on the consumer side of VR, it makes sense that Varjo's focus is on the documentary on companies and military, and many XR companies in these rooms feel frustrated by the widespread focus on the introduction of consumers as a metric for the success of the industry.

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Here are the 8 applications that show Varjo's documentary:

Automobild design (Honda)

Instead of using “expensive and time -consuming” physical models at the beginning of the development process, the Honda team in California now use mixed reality to evaluate both the interior and the exterior of the proposed vehicle constructions.

Architecture design (KPF)

Instead of restricting themselves to static blueprints and rates, KPF uses in New York VR to inhabit their buildings they design before they are built.

“We want to minimize all problems on site so that someone can put on the headset and realize that the proportions may not feel properly, or, oh, I expected it to look like it, but it doesn't look that way.”

The New York team also uses VR to explore designs with offices in the USA and even in Japan without physically traveling.

Military pilot training (Cole Engineering)

Cole Engineering uses mixed reality to merge a real replica cockpit with a virtual aircraft and an environment in order to train US military members for the operation of aircraft.

Cole says his simulator is “portable” and “Forward uses”.

Varjo headsets are also used as part of the first FAA qualified VR flight simulator, and in a simulator that trains the Ukrainian pilots to fly the country's F-16 fighter aircraft from the NATO countries.

VR flight simulator FAA qualifies for the first time

A flight simulator -the VR uses, was first qualified FAA, which means that it can be used for officially recognized pilot training hours.

The VR headset trained Ukrainian pilots to fly F-16S

A simulator with a Varjo XR-3 headset is used to train Ukrainian pilots to fly the country F-16 fighter planes that the country recently received.

Military vehicle training (Bohemia Interactive)

Bohemia Interactive Simulations is the sister company of the Bohemia Interactive Game Studio behind the Arma series and DayZ, and the motors that the two companies use share a common origin.

Bohemia interactive simulations offer a wide range of military simulations and training services for military, both flat screen and XR. In Varjo's new documentary, you underline two such mixed reality application cases: for vehicle training from the first person and for tactical planning on the Diorama scale.

“Usually you can have Dome systems anywhere around you, but the amount of overhead and space, let alone the costs, is simply not feasible if we progress with the devices mounted with your head by putting on a 360 dome on your head.”

Military medical training (blueroom simulations)

Blueroom simulations use mixed reality to train the medical staff of the Royal Australian Air Force to save lives.

“Our unity is directly involved in the training of everyone who contributes to the health of the Air Force. Doctors, nurses, doctors, environmental health, all aspects of health. We do their first training and transform their civilian skills into military environments.”

Sea training (Force Technology)

Force Technology uses mixed reality to train civilian ship captains to pilot giant container ships.

“It gives them flexibility that they can actually train in the local office. Therefore, they do not have to travel to a simulator.”

Commanding centers (Headwall technology)

Headwall technology replaces traditional command centers for multi-monitor command centers with mixed reality software.

“What would normally take the space of a large video tape or an 8 -monitor -setup or 18 panel videowand can now only be delivered in the headset.”

BCI research (Openbci)

While OpenBCI was used for the ventilation index, he changed in Varjo headsets in 2022 and found the integrated eye tracking particularly useful.

“VR and AR are really good experiment platforms because they can put people in very realistic environments and at the same time control them like in a laboratory.”

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You can find the 30 -minute VR from Varjo -stories about the meta -verse documentary on YouTube.