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Oculus Rift Takes To The Sky
Most Oculus Rift experiences have geared towards the virtual, but Intuitive Aerial is experimenting with real world applications by attaching a camera to a remote control flying machine.
Using the Oculus Rift, the pilot could see what the flying device was seeing. He was even able to look around with the Oculus Rift's motion control capabilities. You can check out the video below, where the pilot can see himself piloting the flying machine from the viewpoint of the machine. It's pretty mind blowing.
For more on Intuitive Aerial by visiting their website.
[Source: Popular Science]
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