Announced: Oculus Rift gets its own web browser of Carmel
Oculus Rift releases its web browser, "Carmel" that promises to work on Oculus Rift and Gear VR. Browser information is limited, but it is obvious that Facebook, Oculus's parental company, has made high rates on virtual reality arrangement (VR).
🚀 Facebook has created a Reactvr based on their react framework. Reactvr is designed to work together with Webvr, API to create a VR experience available from Web. Companies can now present their products because of virtual reality without the need to load additional applications.
- 📌 Oculus Rift receives its own Carmel web browser.
- 📌 Facebook creates Reactvr to support VR experience via web.
- 📌 The cost and comfort of VR cowarding remain problematic for widespread use.
🧩 The result: Facebook puts great efforts in the development of VR technologies for Web, but to the widespread adoption of these technologies is still far because the high cost and inconvenience of VR harvestments.
🧠 Own considerations: despite the capture of VR capabilities, it should be borne in mind that their widespread distribution depends on accessibility and convenience. The success of VR in the Web may depend on the reduction of cost and improving the comfort of VR.
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