Virtual Research Flight Helmet
VR HeadsetPC

Virtual Research

Virtual Research Flight Helmet

PC headset by Virtual Research

Price
Price unavailable
Device type
PC VR
Available
Resolution
360 × 240 per eye
Field of view
93°
Release
1 August 1991
Overview

About this device

The Virtual Research Flight Helmet was produced for use in avionics simulations. It was not available to the general public, being targeted towards the business sector, priced at $6000 for a single unit. It features early LCD displays, which offered an improved form factor when compared to CRTs (the dominant display technology at the time) at the cost of a lower resolution.
Technical details

Specifications

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Info

5 details

Device name
Virtual Research Flight Helmet
Manufacturer
Virtual Research
Device type
PC VR
Announcement date
1 August 1991
Release date
1 August 1991

Optics

2 details

Optics type
Aspheric lenses
Adjustable diopter
No

Display

2 details

Display type
LCD, 2 screens
Resolution
360 × 240 per eye

Image

3 details

FoV horizontal
93°
FoV vertical
61°
FoV diagonal
100°

Device

4 details

Weight
1670 g
Material
Plastic
Headstrap
Integrated helmet with internal adjustable headstrap
Colors
White

Tracking

5 details

Tracking type
Non-positional
Eye tracking
No
Face tracking
No
Hand tracking
No
Body tracking
No

Controllers

1 details

Haptics
No

Sound

3 details

Speakers
Integrated stereo headphones
Microphone
No
Audio jack
No

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