According to the vision in 2018, Ready Player One movie officially presented us with sections from the future with its elements. Virtual reality was experienced at the highest level in the film, which is about people isolating from real life and spending most of their time in the artificial game universe called OASIS.
This world, which seems so far away while watching the movie, may be closer than we think. Kat VR company is launching a versatile gaming treadmill for those who want to play virtual reality games at the highest level possible.
We are one step closer to the world of virtual reality!
The upcoming KAT Walk C 2 treadmill shows the effects of the movie Ready Player One. The treadmill is pretty similar to the derivative used in the movie. As in the movie, users are attached to the Walk C 2 treadmill with the help of a belt. This allows you to run and turn without losing your balance.
The belt supports a wide range of motion. The new technology allows users to perform movements such as crouching, leaning forward and jumping. In addition, according to the statement, it is underlined that the new system is very fast and sharp, with a delay of less than 10 ms and a distance error of less than a millimeter.
For long distances, Walk C 2 also has a speed control mode that allows the characters to move in a straight line. In addition, the Walk C 2 Plus model can simulate the floor according to the walking floor and can also reflect the movements inside the vehicle. It supports all international VR titles and 129 games across multiple platforms such as Walk C 2, Fallout 4 VR and Payday 2.
However, let us remind you that the system offers some limitations. In order to use the virtual reality platform, special shoes must be used, while there are various height and weight limits. Accordingly, users weighing more than 130 kilograms are not recommended to use the system. In addition, the system is recommended to be used by users with a height of 160 to 195 cm.
The starting price of this new virtual reality system was announced as $ 698. So what do you think about virtual reality? You can share your views with us in the comments section or on the SDN Forum.
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