Hi...
FYI:
http://mihosoft.eu/?p=868
http://www.durovis.com/index.html
Short description:
- VR system (including head-tracking) via a frame holder, lenses and any
smartphone
- "do it yourself" version of Oculus Rift.
My question would be why (by now) nobody seems to be able to
offer/design some HT (head-tracking) headphones, considering that you
wouldn't need any displays or lenses for audio...
You could glue a smartphone to your head and decode the 5.1/B format
source according to your current head position/tilt. This solution
ain't look good, but it will work... :-D
If not, you could use one or two commercially available sensors included
into some headphones... Note that any sensors would need some
communication link (Bluetooth etc.) to the place where the music is
actually decoded, which might be a smartphone, 5.1 receiver etc. (You
also would have to include some form of battery into the headphone, to
supply energy for the sensors and communication IC/antenna.)
Best,
Stefan Schreiber
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