VRidge is a software that allows you to use a VR headset with your PC without requiring a dedicated VR-ready graphics card. It streams VR content from your computer to a mobile device or standalone VR headset.
VRidge is a software solution that enables VR functionality on devices that don't have dedicated VR hardware or graphics capabilities. It works by streaming VR content from a compatible desktop PC to a mobile device or standalone VR headset.
To use VRidge, you install the VRidge server software on your PC, then install the VRidge mobile app on your Android or iOS device. You connect the two over the local network via WiFi or a direct USB connection. VRidge then encodes the VR content from your PC and streams it to your phone or headset, which acts as the VR display and sensors.
This allows you to use VR headsets like Google Cardboard and Gear VR with SteamVR games and applications running on your PC, even if your computer doesn't meet the graphics card requirements for native VR support. It also enables newer standalone headsets like Oculus Quest to access more powerful VR experiences from a PC.
Key features of VRidge include motion tracking provided by the mobile device, head tracking, configurable quality/latency settings, and support for popular VR platforms like SteamVR. It provides an affordable way to enjoy PC-powered VR without upgrading your graphics card.
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