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{{Device Infobox
|image=[[file:wearality sky1.jpg|350px]]
|VR/AR=[[Virtual Reality]]
|Type=[[Head-mounted display]]
|Subtype=[[Slide-on HMD]]
|Platform=[[Wearality Sky]]
|Creator=Michael Jones (CEO), David A. Smith (CTO), Gunnar Wieboldt (COO)
|Developer=[[Wearality]]
|Manufacturer=
|Operating System=
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|Requires=Smartphone
|Predecessor=
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|CPU=
|Memory=
|Storage=
|Display=Depends on smartphone
|Resolution=Depends on smartphone
|Pixel Density=
|Refresh Rate=
|Persistence=
|Precision=
|Field of View=150°
|Optics=double-Fresnel lenses (2 Fresnel lenses per eye)
|Tracking=3DOF
|Rotational Tracking=IMUs in Smartphone
|Positional Tracking=None
|Update Rate=
|Latency=
|Audio=
|Camera=
|Sensors=
|Input=
|Connectivity=
|Power=
|Weight=
|Size=
|Release Date=
|Price=
|Website=http://wearality.com/
}}
[[Wearality Sky]] is a [[Virtual Reality]] [[HMD]] with 150 degrees [[field of view]] and focus on optics. Wearality Sky contains only the optical components of HMD. It requires the insertion of a smartphone for its display and processing, similar to [[Google Cardboard]]. Wearality Sky promises an open design with crystal clear and in focus screen, little to no distortion and reduction in [[simulator sickness]].
The Kickstarter campaign for Wearality Sky began in April 2015. It will retail at 100 dollars.
==Hardware==
Wearality Sky looks like a pair of glasses with bulky black rims and thick lenses. Sky's most valuable feature is its dual Fresnel lenses (2 Fresnel lenses per eye). These specialized lenses, named [[Panoramic Lenses]], were developed by Lockheed Martin for defense and aerospace industries. The glasses are able to fit any [[interpupillary distance]], supports prescription eyewear and do not have [[chromatic aberration]] of the edges.<ref>http://wearality.com/WearalitySkyFieldOfView.pdf</ref>
Wearality Sky is fold-able and works with most 5 and 6 inch smartphones. The smartphones are placed a few inches in front of the lenses.
Dimensions: 158 x 93 x 25 mm
==Setup Tutorial==
==Apps==
==Developer==
==References==
<references />
[[Category:Virtual Reality Devices]]
|image=[[file:wearality sky1.jpg|350px]]
|VR/AR=[[Virtual Reality]]
|Type=[[Head-mounted display]]
|Subtype=[[Slide-on HMD]]
|Platform=[[Wearality Sky]]
|Creator=Michael Jones (CEO), David A. Smith (CTO), Gunnar Wieboldt (COO)
|Developer=[[Wearality]]
|Manufacturer=
|Operating System=
|Versions=
|Requires=Smartphone
|Predecessor=
|Successor=
|CPU=
|Memory=
|Storage=
|Display=Depends on smartphone
|Resolution=Depends on smartphone
|Pixel Density=
|Refresh Rate=
|Persistence=
|Precision=
|Field of View=150°
|Optics=double-Fresnel lenses (2 Fresnel lenses per eye)
|Tracking=3DOF
|Rotational Tracking=IMUs in Smartphone
|Positional Tracking=None
|Update Rate=
|Latency=
|Audio=
|Camera=
|Sensors=
|Input=
|Connectivity=
|Power=
|Weight=
|Size=
|Release Date=
|Price=
|Website=http://wearality.com/
}}
[[Wearality Sky]] is a [[Virtual Reality]] [[HMD]] with 150 degrees [[field of view]] and focus on optics. Wearality Sky contains only the optical components of HMD. It requires the insertion of a smartphone for its display and processing, similar to [[Google Cardboard]]. Wearality Sky promises an open design with crystal clear and in focus screen, little to no distortion and reduction in [[simulator sickness]].
The Kickstarter campaign for Wearality Sky began in April 2015. It will retail at 100 dollars.
==Hardware==
Wearality Sky looks like a pair of glasses with bulky black rims and thick lenses. Sky's most valuable feature is its dual Fresnel lenses (2 Fresnel lenses per eye). These specialized lenses, named [[Panoramic Lenses]], were developed by Lockheed Martin for defense and aerospace industries. The glasses are able to fit any [[interpupillary distance]], supports prescription eyewear and do not have [[chromatic aberration]] of the edges.<ref>http://wearality.com/WearalitySkyFieldOfView.pdf</ref>
Wearality Sky is fold-able and works with most 5 and 6 inch smartphones. The smartphones are placed a few inches in front of the lenses.
Dimensions: 158 x 93 x 25 mm
==Setup Tutorial==
==Apps==
==Developer==
==References==
<references />
[[Category:Virtual Reality Devices]]