Who needs Virtual Reality (VR) more than space engineers? At the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2020, VRgineers introduced its new XTAL VR headset that boasts a whopping 8K resolution.
As Engadget notes, the XTAL headset offers foveated rendering capabilities, AR mixed reality module, and improved lenses for 180-degree field-of-view; features suiting enterprise applications such as VR simulation for NASA astronauts.
Other features include eye tracking, gaze support, voice commands, and gesture controls. XTAL starts at USD 8,000.
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