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== Virtual Reality Gear == | == Virtual Reality Gear == | ||
=== Wired | === Wired === | ||
The main concern of vr population is that the wire of your HMD would be the only reason for avoiding freedom-demanding motion such as pole dancing. However, the already established vr pole dancers have proven that even with hefty limitation such as HMD's cord, it is still possible to exercise or dance in unique ways. The following headsets hold own pros and cons in terms of use, so we recommend consulting manufacturers' specifications for more details. | The main concern of vr population is that the wire of your HMD would be the only reason for avoiding freedom-demanding motion such as pole dancing. However, the already established vr pole dancers have proven that even with hefty limitation such as HMD's cord, it is still possible to exercise or dance in unique ways. The following headsets hold own pros and cons in terms of use, so we recommend consulting manufacturers' specifications for more details. | ||
🔗 [https://www.vive.com/ HTC VIVE] (GEN 1, PRO, PRO 2, COSMOS, XR) | |||
=== Wireless | 🔗 [https://www.meta.com/quest/ META QUEST] (2, PRO) | ||
🔗 [https://www.xrtoday.com/mixed-reality/top-mixed-reality-headset-vendors-2023/ Windows MR] | |||
=== Wireless === | |||
Wireless technology perhaps is the very future of virtual pole dancing. The freedom of motion and all benefits it gives to achieve the most viral moves is crucial for any sort of activities on the pole. | Wireless technology perhaps is the very future of virtual pole dancing. The freedom of motion and all benefits it gives to achieve the most viral moves is crucial for any sort of activities on the pole. | ||
🔗 [https://www.vive.com/ HTC VIVE] (all lines compatible with HTC VIVE WIRELESS module) | |||
🔗 [https://www.meta.com/quest/ META QUEST] (2, PRO) | |||
All listed headset do also need custom DIY modifications for better comfort and safety. | All listed headset do also need custom DIY modifications for better comfort and safety. | ||
=== Body Tracking | === Body Tracking === | ||
🔗 [https://www.vive.com/us/accessory/tracker3/ HTC VIVE Trackers] | |||
🔗 [https://tundra-labs.com/ Tundra Labs Trackers] | |||
Revision as of 22:36, 27 July 2023
Computer Specifications
With a demanding piece technology such as VR Displays, a well-performing computer would be quite essential not only in simple terms of vr use, but also for your own safety. The better performance of your PC yields not only greater flow of the virtual reality itself, but also can be helpful in certain situations on the fitness pole.
CPU
- Intel I9-9700k or higher
- AMD Ryzen 7 5800X or higher
GPU
- Nvidia RTX 2070 or higher
- AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT or higher
RAM
- 16 GB DDR4 or higher
Motherboard and other components:
Consult manufacturers of the selected CPU/GPU brands for the best compatibility and performance
Virtual Reality Gear
Wired
The main concern of vr population is that the wire of your HMD would be the only reason for avoiding freedom-demanding motion such as pole dancing. However, the already established vr pole dancers have proven that even with hefty limitation such as HMD's cord, it is still possible to exercise or dance in unique ways. The following headsets hold own pros and cons in terms of use, so we recommend consulting manufacturers' specifications for more details.
🔗 HTC VIVE (GEN 1, PRO, PRO 2, COSMOS, XR)
🔗 META QUEST (2, PRO)
Wireless
Wireless technology perhaps is the very future of virtual pole dancing. The freedom of motion and all benefits it gives to achieve the most viral moves is crucial for any sort of activities on the pole.
🔗 HTC VIVE (all lines compatible with HTC VIVE WIRELESS module)
🔗 META QUEST (2, PRO)
All listed headset do also need custom DIY modifications for better comfort and safety.
