Palmer Luckey, the founder of Oculus, explained that they have developed a virtual reality glasses that will die in real life when you die in the game. Moreover, Palmer talked about this success(!) in a very calm language.
It aims to bring together the real world and the virtual world. metaverse technologyToday, it still seems to be a very distant technology. However, virtual reality technologies that will form the basis of this universe are becoming popular and developing day by day.
While the biggest shortcoming of virtual / augmented reality devices today is that they cannot physically feel the feeling in the virtual world, a very striking explanation came today. Virtual reality equipment manufacturer owned by Meta Founder of Oculuswhen you die in virtual world you will die in the real world He announced that he had developed a pair of glasses.
Virtual reality glasses that will kill you in real life when you die in the game:
Oculus founder Palmer Luckey wrote in a blog post he shared the other day, “a piece of office artHe announced his glasses, which he described as ”. The glasses really include equipment to kill a human being…
“I usually use it for a different project. from explosive charge modules I used three of them and connected them to a narrowband photosensor that can detect when the screen is flashing red at a certain frequency, making game integration very easy on the developer side. When an appropriate endgame screen is displayed, explosives are detonated and instantly destroy the user’s brain.”
He continues to describe his project calmly like this:
“The idea of connecting your real life to your virtual avatar has always fascinated me – you instantly maximize risks and force people to fundamentally rethink how they interact with the virtual world and the players in it. Enhanced graphics can make a game look more real, but only the threat of serious consequences can make a game feel real to you and everyone else in the game.”
If the possibility of his death was not enough, the man is also working on a precaution that you cannot eliminate this possibility in any way:
“This is obviously not a perfect system. like NerveGear will make it impossible to remove or destroy the headset I have plans for a countermeasure.”
Well, the possibility of accidental killing of the device occurred to him, fortunately. That’s why he didn’t try the device:
“There is a wide variety of faults that can occur at the wrong time and kill the user. So to really use it myself I couldn’t gather my courage and I’m also convinced that, like SAO (Sword Art Online), the final trigger should depend on a high-intelligence agent who can easily determine if there are indeed termination conditions.”
Of course, this device developed by our brother We can’t wait for it to be released. But we hope they don’t try to test the device somehow.