Varjo Follows in Apple's Footsteps with LiDAR Depth Tracking in XR-3 Headset

Apple no longer has an exclusive province to LiDAR for the purposes of augmented reality. This week, headset maker Varjo unveiled its new VR-3 and XR-3 headsets, the latter of which includes LiDAR sensors and stereo RGB cameras to enable depth sensing and inside-out tracking of real-world environments for "pass-through" mixed reality experiences. Don't Miss: Hands-On: The Varjo XR-1 Developer Edition has Seamless AR to VR Imaging & Low-Latency Both the XR-3 and VR-3 are capable of 115 degrees field of view, "human-eye resolution" (more than 70 pixels per degree, or 8K resolution), and color... more
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