**The Future of Virtual Reality: A Showcased Experience**
The latest iteration of virtual reality technology is a truly immersive experience, one that was on full display at the recent VRLA (Virtual Reality Live America) event. The stunning visuals and accompanying audio created an unforgettable experience for all who attended. As you watched this video turn your head to the left and right, you'll notice that the audio shifts accordingly, simulating the sense of depth that is so crucial to creating a truly immersive environment.
**VR Audio: A Game-Changer**
One of the biggest names in sound was on hand to showcase VR audio - none other than Dolby. The company's goal was to bring their acclaimed "Atmos" technology to the virtual reality world, allowing users to experience the same level of depth and immersion as they would in a traditional movie theater. The demo was impressive, with the use of custom drivers designed specifically for VR applications delivering an unparalleled audio experience.
**Skullcandy's Crusher VR Headphones**
Another major player in the world of VR audio was Skullcandy, who unveiled their new Crusher VR headphones. These sleek and stylish headsets were designed entirely with virtual reality in mind, featuring custom drivers that deliver haptic feedback - the intensity of which can be controlled through capacitive touch pads on the side of the ear cup. The headphones are also equipped with 29 hours of rechargeable battery life, making them perfect for extended VR sessions.
**Wireless Freedom**
Skullcandy's Crusher VR headphones take it to the next level by being completely wireless, a feature that is sure to appeal to those looking for the ultimate in convenience and freedom. When they eventually come to market, expect these bad boys to retail for around $300 - a price point that should make them accessible to a wider audience.
**VR Rave: A True Showstopper**
One of the most impressive aspects of VRLA was the world's first-ever VR rave. DJ'd by none other than a renowned electronic music artist, the performance took place in a specially designed virtual reality environment. The twist? Instead of just waving their hands or pressing play on a playlist, the DJ was able to manipulate the music and visuals in real-time using virtual reality controls.
**Min Ride's AirFlow Flight Simulator**
But the highlight of the show had to be Min Ride's AirFlow flight simulator. For those who have ever dreamed of soaring through the skies like Superman, this experience was the ultimate thrill ride. Suspended mid-air, users were treated to a 360-degree view of breathtaking scenery - complete with mountains and even a dramatic storm system.
**HP and Radian's 360° Projector Dome**
Another standout exhibit was HP and Radian's 360° projector dome. For those who enjoy immersive experiences like watching a movie or playing a video game, this setup provided the ultimate level of engagement. Suspended in mid-air on a beam bag, viewers were treated to a stunning 360-degree visual feast - complete with a short film by renowned artist Android Jones.
**VR Arcade: The Future of Wireless VR**
But what really caught our attention was VR arcade's wireless VR system, designed specifically for use in arcades and family entertainment centers. The demo featured an old west-style game where users could shoot bad guys as they popped up - all without the need for any wires or cables.
**The Future of Virtual Reality: A Final Thought**
As I left VRLA and returned to my real life, I couldn't help but feel a pang of disappointment that I wasn't able to strap on a headset and experience it all firsthand. But with companies like Dolby, Skullcandy, and VR arcade pushing the boundaries of what's possible, it seems clear that virtual reality is here to stay - at least for now. So, are you a fan of VR? Do you think it has the potential to become a staple in our daily lives? Let us know in the comments!
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enif there were two words that on the lips of most tech enthusiasts it's how much you hate iOS and or Android and virtual reality you can't go anywhere without virtual reality being thrown at you it is the buzzword dour and it still very much in infant stages but each year the best and brightest in the VR World meets in downtown Los Angeles to celebrate the greatest in VR at vrla so since it's in our backyard we decided to check it out although I still think vrla you should be able to just strap on a virtual reality headset and go while sitting in your chair we're not quite there yet as virtual reality matures there was a huge push early on to make the visual stunning if it didn't look good you weren't going to believe that you actually there and audio is mostly just strap on a pair of headphones but now VR audio is coming and that was a huge emphasis at the show so what is VR audio so as you're watching this video turn your head to the left and you're going to hear the audio kind of stronger out of your right ear turn the other way you'll hear coming stronger out of your left ear that's what companies are trying to simulate so when you pair this new VR audio with VR videos it creates that really immersive experience that we've always imagine virtual reality could be so the biggest name in sound was there to Showcase VR audio and that was of course Dolby they're trying to bring their atos technology to the virtual reality world if you ever been to a theater that has Dolby atos you'll know how drastically different that sounds Dolby wants you to have that same experience when you put on your headphones and strap on the goggles but Dolby wasn't the only folks there Skull Candy was is also there with a huge presence they ened their new Crusher VR headphones of course V standing for virtual reality audio these have been designed entirely with virtual reality in mind they've got custom drivers designed by Skull Candy to deliver haptic base the intensity can be controlled through capacitive touch ped on the side of the ear cup and when they eventually come to Market at some point they're also going to feature pretty badass battery life with 29 hours of rechargeable battery and be totally Wireless they had a really cool demonstration to show it off they had VR audio that was visualized showing the power of the headphones still development when they come out they should retail for around 300 bucks and of course if you want us to test them let us know and we'll put them through the paces so aside from VR audio there's a ton of other really cool stuff to see Skull Candy was also hosting the world's first VR Rave the DJ was performing using a virtual reality interface developed by the wave VR so instead of just wiy wiing on some records or hitting play on a playlist uh it was all done using virtual reality if you wanted to get even more into the Rave you could put on a backpack that was synced with the music so you could actually feel the base and experience visuals through VR headsets that you wore as well and they also had a gigantic LED display behind the DJ but hands down the coolest thing that we saw was Min rides airflow flight simulator if you ever watched like Superman and you've been like damn I wish I could fly like that they suspended you midair Mission Impossible style they had fans blowing all over you you put on Oculus headset and you pretty much took flight you could zoom around mountains it's just an incredible experience that for me showcased the best of what virtual reality could be if you like your Dom's either Big Iron or thunder you'll be pretty happy with what HP and radon did they had a 360° projector Dome and it's exactly what it sounds like they invited everyone to lay down on a beam bag kick up your feet relax and look up at the short film that pretty famous artist Android Jones created it looked like you were going through a nebula then a dragon appeared look like you took a lot of things that are probably elicit and illegal then you walked out into the real world or at least sort of real world so virtual reality is super cool but virtual reality right now requires you to be tethered into a computer or wires to be somewhere a company called VR arcade which they are showing off a completely wireless VR system they demoed kind of an old western style game where you could just shoot bad guys as they popped up they designed it for places like arcades if those are still a thing that exists even family entertainment centers which I don't know if those even exist anymore that's probably just sitting on the couch there's a ton of other really cool stuff at vrla they had a 3D LED TV they had a ton of developers showing off but the future of VR is going to be and when I left and got into my real life car and drove home my real life world I wish I could straap on a headset fly watch a dragon nebula guy and just relax in virtual reality so VR super new and still very strange to experience what do you guys think about VR do you think it really really is a future is it going to go the way of 3D TVs where like oh that's something cool that I'm never going to buy it looks like VR seems to be here to stay but I want to know your thoughts on it if you are a VR fan Mash that thumbs up button and let us know I am John reny from techn buff flow and I will virtually see you in the next videoif there were two words that on the lips of most tech enthusiasts it's how much you hate iOS and or Android and virtual reality you can't go anywhere without virtual reality being thrown at you it is the buzzword dour and it still very much in infant stages but each year the best and brightest in the VR World meets in downtown Los Angeles to celebrate the greatest in VR at vrla so since it's in our backyard we decided to check it out although I still think vrla you should be able to just strap on a virtual reality headset and go while sitting in your chair we're not quite there yet as virtual reality matures there was a huge push early on to make the visual stunning if it didn't look good you weren't going to believe that you actually there and audio is mostly just strap on a pair of headphones but now VR audio is coming and that was a huge emphasis at the show so what is VR audio so as you're watching this video turn your head to the left and you're going to hear the audio kind of stronger out of your right ear turn the other way you'll hear coming stronger out of your left ear that's what companies are trying to simulate so when you pair this new VR audio with VR videos it creates that really immersive experience that we've always imagine virtual reality could be so the biggest name in sound was there to Showcase VR audio and that was of course Dolby they're trying to bring their atos technology to the virtual reality world if you ever been to a theater that has Dolby atos you'll know how drastically different that sounds Dolby wants you to have that same experience when you put on your headphones and strap on the goggles but Dolby wasn't the only folks there Skull Candy was is also there with a huge presence they ened their new Crusher VR headphones of course V standing for virtual reality audio these have been designed entirely with virtual reality in mind they've got custom drivers designed by Skull Candy to deliver haptic base the intensity can be controlled through capacitive touch ped on the side of the ear cup and when they eventually come to Market at some point they're also going to feature pretty badass battery life with 29 hours of rechargeable battery and be totally Wireless they had a really cool demonstration to show it off they had VR audio that was visualized showing the power of the headphones still development when they come out they should retail for around 300 bucks and of course if you want us to test them let us know and we'll put them through the paces so aside from VR audio there's a ton of other really cool stuff to see Skull Candy was also hosting the world's first VR Rave the DJ was performing using a virtual reality interface developed by the wave VR so instead of just wiy wiing on some records or hitting play on a playlist uh it was all done using virtual reality if you wanted to get even more into the Rave you could put on a backpack that was synced with the music so you could actually feel the base and experience visuals through VR headsets that you wore as well and they also had a gigantic LED display behind the DJ but hands down the coolest thing that we saw was Min rides airflow flight simulator if you ever watched like Superman and you've been like damn I wish I could fly like that they suspended you midair Mission Impossible style they had fans blowing all over you you put on Oculus headset and you pretty much took flight you could zoom around mountains it's just an incredible experience that for me showcased the best of what virtual reality could be if you like your Dom's either Big Iron or thunder you'll be pretty happy with what HP and radon did they had a 360° projector Dome and it's exactly what it sounds like they invited everyone to lay down on a beam bag kick up your feet relax and look up at the short film that pretty famous artist Android Jones created it looked like you were going through a nebula then a dragon appeared look like you took a lot of things that are probably elicit and illegal then you walked out into the real world or at least sort of real world so virtual reality is super cool but virtual reality right now requires you to be tethered into a computer or wires to be somewhere a company called VR arcade which they are showing off a completely wireless VR system they demoed kind of an old western style game where you could just shoot bad guys as they popped up they designed it for places like arcades if those are still a thing that exists even family entertainment centers which I don't know if those even exist anymore that's probably just sitting on the couch there's a ton of other really cool stuff at vrla they had a 3D LED TV they had a ton of developers showing off but the future of VR is going to be and when I left and got into my real life car and drove home my real life world I wish I could straap on a headset fly watch a dragon nebula guy and just relax in virtual reality so VR super new and still very strange to experience what do you guys think about VR do you think it really really is a future is it going to go the way of 3D TVs where like oh that's something cool that I'm never going to buy it looks like VR seems to be here to stay but I want to know your thoughts on it if you are a VR fan Mash that thumbs up button and let us know I am John reny from techn buff flow and I will virtually see you in the next video\n"
