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The #VarjoAero is a virtual reality headset designed for #Professional users, such as designers, architects, and engineers. It features high-resolution displays and advanced tracking technology for an immersive and realistic #VirtualReality experience.
In this video, we will not only be comparing the design and performance of the Varjo Aero to Valve Index, but I will also provide a technical analysis of the headset. This will include an in-depth look at their hardware and software, as well as an evaluation of their build quality and potential for planned obsolescence.
Varjo Aero has a red/blue shift issue that has been reported by some users. This problem is caused by the a sub-pixel structure in the Aero's displays. In the video, I will try demonstrate the red/blue shift issue how it affects the overall VR experience.
Ultimately, this video will help you decide which headset is right for you.
UPDATES:
1) Varjo has added the tether to their store
2) I got the eye tracking, pupil dilation and blink detection to work in VRChat with VRCFaceTracking and VRCFTVarjoModule.
- github.com/benaclejames/VRCFa...
- github.com/m3gagluk/VRCFTVarj...
3) I successfully added Vive Face Tracker to the headset by adding an extra cable to the tether. There is a good mount available for it in Thingiverse.
- www.thingiverse.com/thing:519...
✏ Article:
www.nerdaxic.com/2022/11/13/v...
🎙 Mic holder:
www.printables.com/model/2367...
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00:00 Intro
00:45 First impressions
02:15 Setup & Varjo Base
04:10 Connections & Tether
05:42 Optical system
09:23 Foveated rendering
10:03 Red-Blue shift issue
11:32 Pass-through and eye tracking
13:57 Audio
17:53 Thoughts in general
18:51 Summary
21:34 Conclusion