Cardboard

Cardboard is a cheap virtual reality device launched by Google that users can pair with their smartphones for a virtual reality experience. It is made of paper material and is easy to fold and carry. Users only need to insert their mobile phones into Cardboard, then put on the head-mounted device, and then they can play immersive games, watch 3D film and television content, etc. in the virtual environment through the mobile phone screen. Cardboard uses the phone's accelerometer, gyroscope, and sensors to track the user's head movements, allowing users to freely turn their heads in the virtual environment and enjoy an immersive feeling.

Software features

Low cost: Compared with other high-end VR equipment, the cost of Cardboard is very low, and anyone can experience the VR world with their own smartphone and a simple pair of Cardboard glasses.

Easy to use: The interface is simple and intuitive. Users only need to download and install the relevant application, insert their smartphone into the glasses and put them on to start using it.

Diversity: Supports a variety of VR experiences, users can choose to watch 360-degree videos, play games or explore virtual worlds.

Compatibility with the Google ecosystem: Cardboard is compatible with other Google products and services, allowing users to watch 360-degree videos through YouTube VR and explore landscapes around the world through Street View VR.

Software Highlights

Openness: It is an open platform that allows developers to create their own applications and games and share them with other users.

Software advantages: Cardboard’s advantages include:

Low cost: Compared with other high-end VR equipment, the price of Cardboard is relatively low, allowing more people to easily access VR technology.

Lightweight and easy to carry: Cardboard glasses are designed to be simple and easy to carry, allowing users to enjoy VR experiences anytime and anywhere.

Rich content library: With a huge library of applications and games, users can choose from a variety of different types of content to meet their personal interests and needs.