DPVR Launches Its New Enterprise-Focused Standalone Headsets P1 Ultra 4K And P1 Pro Light To Empower B2B Customers

By AIT News Desk On Aug 25, 2021

DPVR announces that it has launched its new standalone VR headsets, P1 Ultra 4K and P1 Pro Light, which are both enterprise-focused.

P1 Ultra 4K is an upgraded version of the P1 Pro 4K, and with the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor, the overall performance of it is 2 times that of the previous P1 Pro 4K, using XR1. It features a 3840 x 2160 LCD screen with 100-degree field of view, and with a smart fan built in, it has a significant reduction of power consumption. In addition, there is an improved ergonomic design with a new triangle head strap and a more comfortable facial mask.

The highlight of P1 Ultra 4K is its modular design enabling built-in hand tracking, eye tracking, iris recognition, heart rate, BCI (brain-computer interface), facial expression recognition and other modules like direct power supply and battery for customization. It also provides a 6 DoF controller option for enterprise customers.

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There is both a basic version and a customized version equipped with different modules tailored to varying customer needs.

The P1 Pro Light, with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 821 processor, is a light version of the P1 Pro and it offers a more cost-effective choice for entry-level customers.

The basic versions of P1 Ultra 4K and P1 Pro Light are priced at USD$599 and USD$399 respectively and will be available in September 2021.

Chaoyang Chen, Founder and CEO of DPVR, said that, “With the release of these new products, we would like to empower our customers in fields such as education and medical care. Based on our advantage of customized services that integrate both software and hardware, we would like to help more businesses use VR in their workflow, and enable them to grow and succeed, while observing how this transformation has come about through innovative means.”