The Immersed IRL Event: A Closer Look at the Visor Headset
The Immersed IRL event, which took place in Austin, Texas, was highly anticipated as the company’s opportunity to showcase their upcoming headset. However, a demo mishap may have left attendees feeling unsure about the product’s potential.
Guest Article by Eric Liga
Eric Liga, Chief Scientist at Net Edge VR, shared insights about the Immersed IRL event and the much-anticipated Visor headset. With years of experience in the VR industry, Liga’s perspective sheds light on the event’s key moments and potential impact on the VR community.
Immersed IRL attracted attendees from across the globe, all eager to experience the company’s new Visor headset. While the wait was long and expectations high, many left feeling uncertain about the product’s future.
The Visor headset, designed by Immersed, aims to revolutionize productivity in the VR space. With a focus on comfort and functionality, the headset promises a seamless experience for users looking to enhance their work efficiency.
Compared to competitors like the Apple Vision Pro, the Visor offers a more lightweight design and a more affordable price point. With innovative features like eye-tracking and hand tracking, the Visor sets itself apart in the VR market.
Despite the initial excitement surrounding the Visor, the demo at Immersed IRL left many attendees disappointed. Technical issues prevented a full demonstration of the headset’s capabilities, leaving questions about its functionality unanswered.
As the event concluded, concerns were raised about the readiness of the Visor for market release. While the hardware showed promise, the lack of a fully operational software system cast doubt on its immediate future.
While the Visor has the potential to be a game-changer in the VR industry, it remains to be seen if Immersed can overcome the challenges presented at the event. Only time will tell if the Visor lives up to its ambitious promises.
