The Oculus founder's latest VR headset design takes immersion too far: it explodes if you fail in a game
If you thought Mark Zuckerberg’s metaverse plans weren’t scary enough, the founder of Oculus, Palmer Luckey, has designed a VR headset that explodes if the user fails in a video game.designer may no longer be a part of the company he founded , but his interest in VR doesn’t appear to have waned.
According to Luckey, Japan became Oculus' second-largest market, and the team would be bombarded with questions about SAO, and when it would be possible to play the game on their Oculus. As he goes on to explain, unfortunately, Luckey hasn’t worked out the more impressive half of SAO’s headset, the “perfect-VR” aspect. NerveGear users aren’t restricted by the physical space they have at home, nor their own physical limitations, as they are with today’s. Instead, the NerveGear directly communicates with a user’s brain – rather than moving real muscles their brain controls virtual ones, and the system is able to relay information back that stimulates all of the user’s senses.
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