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Promotional video from Immersed.sign up to attend hereImmersed claims Founder’s Edition Visor preorders will ship “soon after” the event and standard preorders will start shipping from March 2025.
The startup revealed it is using Tobii’s eye tracking technology, the same
. It also revealed its 3.5K micro-OLED displays are being supplied by BOE, and assembly will be done by Pegatron.
Who Is Immersed And What Is Visor?used in PlayStation VR2Since 2020 Immersed has offered
now available on Meta Quest, Apple Vision Pro, Vive Focus 3, and Pico 4 that shows your PC monitor in VR and lets you spawn entirely virtual extra monitors, for up to 5 monitors in total if you pay.
The Immersed app supports Windows, Mac, and Linux.a free appVisor is a new headset fully designed around this use case, a lightweight streamlined device rather than a generalized headset for gaming.
Immersed is building Visor with Qualcomm, which is providing the
Immersed For Vision Pro Gives You Virtual Extra Monitors
Immersed for Apple Vision Pro gives you virtual extra Mac, Windows, or Linux monitors, with notable tradeoffs.
, headset reference design, and hardware technical expertise.
Concept of Visor’s software experience.XR2+ Gen 2 chipsetVisor was announced last year. It boasts an ultra-compact design with 3.5K micro-OLED displays, inside-out tracking, HD color passthrough, hand tracking, and eye tracking.
Immersed says Visor is built for “all day” comfort. Like Apple Vision Pro, it has a tethered external battery pack, but while Vision Pro weighs 600-650 grams, Immersed claims Visor weighs less than 200 grams.
While Visor’s core use case is acting as a collection of virtual monitors for our laptop, Immersed says it will also have a standalone mode with a web browser, an “immersive home theater experience” that Immersed says will let you “stream movies and shows with friends”, and the ability to sideload OpenXR Android apps.
Visor can be preordered for $1050 or with a $400 deposit plus a $40/month two-year subscription or a $60/month one-year subscription.
The company draws comparisons to Bigscreen, another social VR startup with hardware ambitions. The company draws comparisons to Bigscreen, another social VR startup with hardware ambitions.