Virtuix Launches Full Omni One Core VR System for PC Players

Virtuixproducer of the Omni model of omnidirectional VR treadmills, introduced the launch of Omni One Core to ship full VR experiences to PC players.

Complementing the Omni One product line, Omni One Core delivers a totally immersive 360-degree VR expertise, designed particularly for PC players who already personal a VR headset and controllers.

Omni One Core presents an unparalleled whole immersion expertise. Customers can stroll, run, crouch, kneel, bounce, strafe, and even stroll backwards in digital environments, permitting bodily motion with out limitations.

Aimed toward players seeking to improve their VR expertise, Omni One Core is appropriate with all PC-compatible VR headsets, together with Meta, HTC, and Pico units.

Omni One Core comes with the necessities: an Omni One treadmill, a pair of shoe covers, foot trackers, and a Bluetooth dongle – however requires gamers to make use of their very own headset. The system connects to a PC through Bluetooth and integrates seamlessly with SteamVR's intensive sport library. Omni One's PC app emulates movement enter in these video games, changing handbook controller enter with bodily motion on the Omni One treadmill.

“We’re excited to carry Omni One Core to PC players on the lookout for an immersive, easy-to-use VR expertise,” Jan Goetgeluk, CEO of Virtuix, stated in an announcement. “This product permits gamers to bodily stroll and run of their favourite gaming worlds, whereas offering a approach to burn energy and keep match whereas taking part in.”

The Omni One treadmill itself includes a compact four-foot diameter design. The system is designed for hassle-free meeting and disassembly, requiring no instruments, and options built-in wheels for portability. For added security, Omni One Core contains an adjustable assist vest and a sturdy aluminum arm, making certain customers can navigate digital worlds with confidence, with out the chance of bumping into partitions or different objects.

Omni One Core is priced at $2,595, and the total Omni One system, which features a standalone VR headset, controllers, and extra equipment, is now accessible for $3,495.

Based in 2013 and based mostly in Austin, Texas, Virtuix has raised greater than $40 million so far.