Podcasts about sony morpheus

Welcome to another episode of Enter VR!Come along, as I speak with Eric Johnson the associate editor of mixed reality at Re/Code and Steve Gerhman a VR developer working on text input in virtual reality through Unreal Engine 4. Here is a snippet of some of the things we talked about: 1:00 Intro 2:30 Eric's rituals that get him ready for public appearances. 6:30 Getting people to overcome their everyday anxieties through VR? 7:30 Steve Joins the convo. 9:30 Do social connections need to happen organically in virtual spaces? 11:30 Vive Vs. Oculus. Which one has the best tracking solution? 14:00 Trying out the VRCADE experience at Dave and Buster's. 17:15 The current state of the virtual reality industry according to Eric. 18:30 What needs to happen in order for VR to be successful. 19:30 How to keep people coming back to VR experiences. Do developers have to worry about the ethics of keeping people inside of VR for too long? 21:30 Which will pan out to be biggest flaw of VR in the long run...Its ability to isolate people or unknown health consequences with irresponsible use by consumers. 24:30 Why are we humans so compelled to look at screens constantly? What will come next after the screen? 27:30 Why user generated content platforms will be the killer apps of VR. 32:30 Creating music inside of virtual reality. 34:00 Injecting Deep dream into a 360 video. 34:30 Simulating an LSD experience using VR and transcranial direct current stimulation. http://www.thync.com/ 37:30 Dominating the world economy with a workforce powered by the coffee of the 21st century, TDCS. 39:00 The state of the wearable industry in relation to VR hmds. 40:40 If VR isn't useful, it won't be mainstream. Where the ultimate utility of VR really lies. 43:10 Disney World is experimenting with police state technology. 49:00 Will we ever see robot armies fighting on the behalf of billionaires? http://qz.com/185945/drones-are-about-to-upheave-society-in-a-way-we-havent-seen-in-700-years/ 51:30 Why Eric is not buying a Jeep. Balancing the pros and cons of self driving vehicles. 54:30 How will the sharing economy affect the capitalism we know of today? How will our concepts of property change over time. "In the future you won't have a job and everything will be cheap". 57:30 How will the sharing economy morph our notions of the "American Dream". 1:00:30 Climate change is easier to solve than the San Francisco housing crisis. Eric's path through journalism. 1:03:30 Eric's biggest journalistic influences. 1:05:00 The state of tech journalism according to Eric. 1:06:00 How to balance between asking hard questions without losing your sources in journalism. 1:07:30 Eric's feud with the Sony Morpheus team. 1:10:30 Making guesses on which platform will sell the most hmds after the first year of consumer VR. 1:13:30 Are there any Gear VR usage data? How much are people using their GearVRs? 1:20:30 Closing thoughts and how to stay in touch with Eric and Steve. Thanks again to Eric and Steve for being true scholars and gentlemen of virtual reality and thank you for listening. eric@recode.net http://recode.net http://recode.net/ @HeyHeyESJ steve@distantfutu.re The track you heard at the beginning is José Larralde's - Quimey Neuquen -The Be Svendsen Edit. Thanks to Be for allowing me to play his track. Find the track on Soundclould: https://soundcloud.com/besvendsen/jose-larralde-quimey-neuquen-be-svendsen-edit

It all seems so long ago now, but this year's E3 was truly a blinder. So much went down in LA a couple of weeks ago that it's all we'll be talking about for the next few shows. In this first part, we'll be discussing the presence of VR at the show and indeed just before it at Oculus's own event, where they unveiled the first consumer version of the Oculus Rift, the new Oculus Touch Controllers and that surprise 'relationship' with Microsoft. We also talk about Project Morpheus and some of the games unveiled for the Sony device. It's getting close now. VR is almost here :)Final retail Oculus Rift reveal http://www.polygon.com/2015/6/11/8766889/this-is-the-final-retail-oculus-riftOculus Touch 'Halfmoon' Controllers - wireless, recognise hand gestures http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2015-06-11-oculus-touch-is-the-oculus-rifts-future-controllerEdge of Nowhere https://youtu.be/t2jVBC5idRITime Machine VR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNpKhTW4n8s&index=7&list=WLHeadmaster https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSWotJ_-zgU&index=3&list=WLBattlezone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axNc5A6ETcg&index=2&list=WLRIGS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeSI2aj37MY&index=1&list=WLContact us on Email at: notplayingpodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter: @notplayingpodYou can find the show notes for this show at www.notlistening.co.ukIf you're listening on iTunes, please give us a review!Intro/Outro music kindly provided by Miracle of Sound https://www.youtube.com/miracleofsoundTo Check out other shows in the Collection visit:http://barkerpodcasts.webs.com Including the #NOTwatching Podcast: http://www.spreaker.com/show/the-notwatching-podcast

On this episode we discuss: Blizzard at PAX East (Heroes of the Storm, Hearthstone, Overwatch) Steam Machines, Steam Link, Steam Controller Steam VR and Sony Morpheus Conferences and other tidbits from GDC And more. Hosts: James Bartholomeou (@Iyagovos, Indie Love, Initiative Check) Jeff Cannata (@jeffcannata, DLC, We have concerns) Patrick Beja (@NotPatrick) The show's theme is by Daniel Beja, find his amazing royalty free music at MusicinCloud.com! Comment this show and find more at Frenchspin.com.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the EnterVR podcast. On this episode I speak with the people behind Technolust, Darkfield, Stompz, VRChat and PodVR on a recap of GDC 2015. Come along as we discuss the highlights of one of the most momentous weeks for virtual reality. Intro: Describing this years GDC in as little words as possible. 5:00 Impressions of the HTC Vive 12:00 Valve wants to turn Lighthouse into a standard? 17:00 Impression of the Valve controllers. 20:00 Impressions of the new Sony Morpheus. 23:00 Responses to Valve's announcement More show notes on the way... Thanks to Blair, Mark, Jesse, Olivier, Graham, Brian and Matt for being true scholars and gentleman of virtual reality and thank you for listening. Keep in touch and follow what they are doing with the links below. http://www.stompzvr.com/ http://vrchat.net/ http://irisproductions.ca/vr/ http://www.darkfield-vr.com/ http://www.synthesisuniverse.com/ https://twitter.com/VRChatNet https://twitter.com/podvrcast https://twitter.com/OlivierJT_SU https://twitter.com/StompzVR https://twitter.com/grahamgaylor https://twitter.com/JesseJoudrey https://twitter.com/bullardo https://twitter.com/skyworxx https://twitter.com/Anticleric

Hello listeners! On todays show I speak with Josh Farkas from Cubicle Ninjas, the people who are bringing you the ultimate guided meditation experience in virtual reality. Here is a preview of some of the cool things we talked about. 20: Intro / The origin story of Guided meditation. 2:00 Why would vr be succesful this time around? 3:00 Defining success for the vr industry. 4:00 How to reach the largest audiences in order to gain traction for vr projects. 6:00 The added value of practicing meditation in VR. 9:00 Using technology to solve the problems created by technology. 10:20 Cublicle Ninja's competitive advantage. 12:50 Deciding how much to charge for VR experiences. 14:40 Sensory depravation tanks and vr hmds at your office for relaxation breaks. 17:00 Projections for the growth of the VR medical industry. 19:50 The public relations factors to take into mind when thinking about adoption rate for vr. 22:40 The challenges facing the VR industry. 27:44 Guided meditations coming to Sony Morpheus. 29:30 Using biofeedback as a new form of input? 33:00 The challenges of incorporating biofeedback in vr. Privacy questions arise when you share you're biological data with the metaverse. 36:00 Longterm plans and goals for Cublicle Ninjas. 39:50 Why AR has not had its "2 billion dollar Facebook" moment. Magic Leap might be it. 42:00 Working with Unity to create VR. 43:00 Three favorite games of all time. 46:00 Half Life 3 will be a VR game. 48:00 What will be the impact of big companies investing in vr? 50:00 How indies can adapt to a changing environment. 53:00 Josh's hopes and fears for virtual reality. 56:21 How do you use VR to teach people better? How long before education in VR takes off. 59:00 How the vr community can address people who legitimately fear vr. 1:04:00 Making VR more accesible to people with physical disabilities. 1:06:00 Using vr to deliberate people trapped in their bodies. 1:10:00 What will vr ultimately end up looking like 10 to 15 years from now? 1:12:00 Closing thoughts and how to stay in touch. Thanks again to Josh for being a true scholar and gentleman of virtual reality and thank you for listening! Keep in touch with the links below: https://twitter.com/JoshuaFarkas http://cubicleninjas.com/ http://guidedmeditationvr.com/

Hello listeners! On today's show I speak with the team at Innerspace, a VR studio putting together gorgeous and thought provoking experiences for the Oculus Rift and the Samsung Gear. Having tried a demo of the Fifth Sleep myself I can totally stand behind Innerspace as a studio with very high caliber talent. Here is a preview of some of the things we discussed: 30: Intro to Innerspace, what is the Fifth Sleep and Play Head. 5:30 Creating the Hybrid between game and movie experience through VR. 10:00 The goals behind the Fifth Sleep. 14:10 The story sorrounding the fith sleep. 21:30 Using VR to wake up a man in a coma by going inside his dreams. 23:40 Consulting with scientist to make traveling through models of the brain more believable. Blair Renaud "Good science fiction is believable" 27:40 Balancing the right amount of science vs. artistic expression to provide more immersive experiences. 36:30 What would say to a consciousness trapped in a coma? 39:20 The right to not be woken up from a coma. 44:36 Finding a "switch" that will turn your brain into a comatose brain. 48:20 Exclusive reveal. 50:00 Using Cryengine to build the Fifth Sleep. 57:00 Is Google Cardboard bad for VR? 1:01:00 What will VR look like 5 years from now? 1:08:10 The design techniques employed by innerspace to combat sim sickness. 1:11:00 Using virtual reality as a form of artistic expression 1:17:10 Sony Morpheus support for the Fifth Sleep? 1:18:40 How to stay in touch and follow up with the team. Thanks again to Balthasar and Andre for being true scholars and gentlemen of virtual reality and thank you for listening. Find out more and stay in touch with the team at Innerspace with links below: http://innerspacevr.com/ https://twitter.com/InnerspaceVR http://www.virtualrealityreviewer.com/innerspace-vr-experiences-samsung-gear-vr/ https://www.facebook.com/InnerspaceVR

Hello listeners! On today's show I speak with Tony Davidson, the creator of one of the most immersive puzzle games on the Rift yet. 35: What is Ethereon, how is it coming along? 2:30 Dk2 support for Ethereon Update 5:50 Tony's Kickstarter plans, checking out the VRCade in Seattle and running into Tom Forsyth 10:15 How to assemble the best team possible for your VR project. 13:44 Figuring out how much to ask on Kickstarter. 16:50 Tony's vision for what the final version of Ethereon will look like. 21:20 Why the rebirth of VR is different this time around.. 23:40 What sorts of things can only be accomplished in VR? 27:00 What VR will look like 5 years from today? 30:07 Is there anything that can stop VR from becoming mainstream? 32:30 How to strike the balance between a benevolent and malevolent metaverse. 34:00 How younger people are reacting to VR . How to avoid sim sickness. 41:00 Will we see Ethereon on Sony Morpheus? 45:00 Balancing the hardware limitations of mobile platforms with the need for rich and immersive content. Creating design compromises that work. 47: 00 What will happen when we cross the uncanny valley? 50:30 What value could we gain from creating a replica of reality in the metaverse? 51:50 Closing thoughts and how to keep in touch. Thanks again to Tony for being a true scholar and gentleman of virtual reality and Thank you for listening! Keep in touch with Tony and Ethereon with the links below: http://innervision-vr.com/

This week on Wonderpod. Caramack on Oculus, Amazon Fire,  all in ones,  Cross play, Xbox Live changes,more Sony Morpheus and E.T. cartridges.

Tomas Rawlings of Red Wasp Design visits Go For Rainbow to discuss the astonishing, award-winning newly-greenlit game CALL OF CTHULHU: THE WASTED LAND. Before that filmmaker Brian Nunes joins the crew to discuss VR, Oculus Rift, Sony Morpheus, Holodeck and the FUTURE OF VIDEO GAMES.    Write us: GoForRainbow@gmail.com GoForRainbow.com We Love You.  

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