Bridge

Mixed reality & positionally-tracked VR headset for iPhone

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Mixed reality & positionally-tracked VR headset for iPhone

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Launch tags:iOS•Virtual Reality•Developer Tools

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LightTwist

Maker

Thanks Brad! We’re really excited to launch Bridge - the Occipital team has worked on the hardware and software that powers it for over two years. Even before we launched Structure Sensor, we wanted to bring mind blowing augmented and mixed reality to mobile devices. Bridge is the culmination of years of work (that includes launching Structure Sensor) to create a complete hardware and software stack that makes this possible. Bridge is launching as a developer platform for those creators that want to take a crack at building mixed reality for mobile devices first. And, beyond mixed reality, we’ve also designed it to be a stellar device for creating and consuming mobile virtual reality - including inside-out 6-DoF positional tracking and obstacle avoidance. We’re excited to be able to make this kind of system available now, and we look forward to working with developers to usher in a mixed reality future faster. We’re happy to answer any questions the Product Hunt community has!

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10yr ago

@vikasreddy I am starting my journey in VR/AR and testing products for kids and families. Definitely in a price point I will likely buy. Are you guys going to be at CES?

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10yr ago

LightTwist

Maker

@prsarahevans Hi Sarah! Yes, we'll be at CES, and will have a booth on the show floor!

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10yr ago

@vikasreddy awesome! I'm producing videos for Cox Communications, would love to do one with you guys. Can we email to schedule prsarahevans@gmail.com

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10yr ago

@prsarahevans @vikasreddy I'll send you an email so we can set a date/time to meet up. Looking forward to meeting!

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10yr ago

@adam_rodnitzky geeking out here. 😍

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10yr ago

Happy to see that the iPhone finally gets some innovative VR love. The Structure Sensor surely has an application for the visually impaired, which is exciting. See also, steampunk heaven. Minneapolis peeps: invite me over to see your aquarium no I mean your Bridges?

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10yr ago

@kkdub One of the very first apps ever created on Structure SDK was meant to use a depth map to provide audio clues for the visually impaired. Check it out:

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10yr ago

Proximus

This is so cool! I did my PhD. close to Nicolas Burrus, and he is one of the best developers I have ever seen! Congrats to the team! Techstars GO GO GO!

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10yr ago

@nsxsn Thanks Jorge - we'll let Nicolas (we call him NB ;) ) know!

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10yr ago

Nice, synchronicity. I was looking for something exactly like this today, and didn't see anything that was compelling enough and aesthetically pleasing enough. Good thing I don't have to wait. Ordering now. Will give valuable feedback throughout the use of this product. Best, Kenny

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10yr ago

@kennyledet Thanks for joining us! We're looking forward to your feedback. Are you planning on developing? If so, let me know so I can put you in touch with our Dev Program lead

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10yr ago

@adam_rodnitzky Yep!

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10yr ago

@kennyledet Great - shoot me an email at adam-at-occipital-dot-com and I'll connect you with Mark

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10yr ago

I'm curious why they went the iPhone route. I'm warming up to VR in higher resolutions I can't imagine having to go back to Oculus dk1 resolutions, and this looks like it's lower then that.

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10yr ago

TapMeasure

Maker

@scottloader The effective resolution of Bridge is a little higher than a DK1, but a little lower than a CV1, due to the iPhone's screen. We considered the iPhone "Plus" models, which would raise the resolution and FOV, but the weight was considerably higher and we opted to start with the 4.7-inch models for comfort. With Bridge Engine, we render at the screen's full native resolution (no upscaling, etc), to maximize use of every pixel, and images are quite crisp.

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10yr ago

Incredible product, congrats on the launch! I'm excited that you went down the iPhone route, I think that's the most accessible way to get developers on board with 6DoF tracking. Totally awesome.

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10yr ago

@tombielecki Thanks, Tom. We saw that there was a gap for a truly great VR experience for iOS (not to mention mixed reality). We're eager to get developers building on the platform.

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10yr ago