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{{Device Infobox

|image=[[File:Occipitalbridge.png|350px]]

|image=[[File:Occipitalbridge.png|250px]]

|VR/AR= [[Mixed Reality]]

|VR/AR= [[Mixed Reality]]

|Type= [[Head-mounted display]]

|Type= [[Head-mounted display]]

|Developer= [[Occipital]]

|Developer= [[Occipital]]

|Operating System= [[iOS 9+]]

|Operating System= [[iOS 9+]]

|Requires= [[iPhone 6/6S]],[[iPhone 7]],[[iPhone 8]]

|Requires= [[iPhone 6/6S]], [[iPhone 7]], [[iPhone 8]]

|Display=  iPhone Display  

|Display=  iPhone Display  

|Resolution= 326 PPI

|Resolution= 326 PPI

|Website= https://bridge.occipital.com/

|Website= https://bridge.occipital.com/

}}

}}

 

'''Bridge''' is a mobile VR headset from [[Occipital]]. It that integrates with the Occipital Structure Sensor to blend VR into the physical world.

Fancy keeping a pet dragon in your living room? Occipital open up that possibility with the introduction of Bridge, a mobile VR headset that integrates with its proven Structure Sensor to blend VR into the physical world seamlessly, creating the world of Mixed Reality for iPhone users.

 

Touted as the first-ever mobile VR headset with wireless self-contained positional tracking, a standard version of Bridge is priced at $399 and scheduled to ship in March 2017, 4 months after limited Explorer Edition of Bridge meant for developers was released at $499.

 

== Features ==

== Features ==

The success of Occipital’s Bridge Mixed Reality headset greatly relies on the Structure Sensor, a fascinating technology made of cameras and sensors that are meant to capture the depth maps of an object within a 10ft x 10ft area.

The success of Occipital’s Bridge Mixed Reality headset greatly relies on the Structure Sensor, a fascinating technology made of cameras and sensors that are meant to capture the depth maps of an object within a 10ft x 10ft area.

The Structure Sensor that made inside-out positional tracking possible, is a technology developed by Occipital in 2013, originally as an augmented reality 3D scanner for iPad. Users who tried Bridge claimed high accuracy in the positional tracking technology it offers.

The Structure Sensor that made inside-out positional tracking possible, is a technology developed by Occipital, originally as an augmented reality 3D scanner for iPad. Users who tried Bridge claimed high accuracy in the positional tracking technology it offers.

== Hardware ==

== Hardware ==

== Background ==

== Background ==

Occipital was founded and backed by TechStart in 2008 as a mobile computer vision application development startup. Prior to launching Bridge, Occipital released Structure Sensor, a pioneer in a 3D sensor for the mobile device. In 2016, Occipital revealed Bridge, wiping off the boundary of fantasy and reality with leveraging the proven technology of Structure Sensor.

Occipital was founded and backed by TechStart as a mobile computer vision application development startup. Prior to launching Bridge, Occipital released Structure Sensor, a pioneer in a 3D sensor for the mobile device.

 

 

== References ==

== References ==

* https://www.engadget.com/2016/12/09/occipital-bridge-iphone-mixed-reality-headset/

* https://www.engadget.com/2016/12/09/occipital-bridge-iphone-mixed-reality-headset/

* http://www.tomshardware.com/news/occipital-bridge-mixed-reality-headset,33167.html

* http://www.tomshardware.com/news/occipital-bridge-mixed-reality-headset,33167.html