Bridge Occipital
| Basic specs | Price: $ 399341 €305 £45,093 ¥ |
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| Manufacturer | Occipital |
| Category | Mixed reality |
| Resolution | 640 × 480 px (per eye) |
| Field of view (FOV) | 120° |
| Release date | 2016 |
| Country | United States |
| Full specs |
Occipital Bridge review
The Occipital Bridge is a mixed reality headset for iPhones made by Occipital, a technology manufacturer from the US.
This headset requires the user’s iPhone (6S and up) as well as the Occipital Structure Sensor, a mobile 3D scanning device.
Bridge AR/VR headset main features
One of this VR headset’s most interesting features is its ability to switch between augmented reality and virtual reality.
Other notable features include:
- 6DoF (Degrees of Freedom): for a more immersive experience.
- Inside-out tracking: the headset is able to track the user’s position and provide room-scale without the need for external cameras.
Occipital Bridge price
This mixed reality headset is available at the manufacturer price of $399. The price without the Structure Sensor (for users that already own one) is $179.
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General |
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| Model | Bridge |
| Manufacturer | Occipital |
| Metascore We index ratings and reviews from trusted sources to calculate a reliable aggregate rating we call "metascore". | — |
| Price | $ 399341 €305 £45,093 ¥ |
| Release date | 2016 |
| Country | United States |
| Status | Available |
| Category | Mixed reality |
Display |
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| Display type | — |
| Resolution | 640 × 480 px (per eye) |
| Refresh rate | 60 Hz |
| Field of view (FOV) | 120° |
VR/AR Experience |
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| Room scale The device is able to precisely position itself in 3D within a given room volume. Also called 6DoF. | Yes |
| 360° tracking The minimum capability required to produce an immersive experience. Also called 3DoF. | Yes |
| Positional tracking Positional tracking allows the device to precisely position itself. | Yes |
| Built-in front camera A front facing cameras allows to see the real world without taking the device off. | Yes |
| Eye tracking Tracking the user’s gaze to improve image sharpness and detail specifically where the user is looking. | No |
| Hand tracking Hand tracking allows direct interactions with hand gestures, without requiring controllers. | No |
Features |
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| Usable with glasses | No |
| Cooling system | No |
| Built-in headphones | No |
| Built-in microphone | No |
| Flip-up visor | No |
| Voice command | No |
Compatibility |
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| Min CPU (Processor) | — |
| Min GPU (Graphic Processor) | — |
| Min RAM (Memory) | — |
| OS | — |
Hardware |
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| Weight | — |
| Dimensions | — |
| Battery life | — |
| IPD adjustment | No |
| Lens-to-eye adjustment | No |
Connectivity |
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| USB | No |
| Micro USB | No |
| DisplayPort | No |
| mini DisplayPort | No |
| HDMI | No |
| Micro SD Card | No |
| Bluetooth | No |
| Wifi | No |
Occipital Bridge tests and ratings
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