Samsung's new 4D headphones might just trick the ears but will end up making the virtual reality experience even better
Samsung Electronics Corporation Limited revealed its new product, the Entrim 4D headsets, which are going to make the virtual reality experience even better and more realistic. What these headsets are capable of doing is shockingly tricking the ears area that is responsible for regulation and give the users a realistic sound, the name virtual reality is going to make a lot more sense from these headsets.
The newest creation will use the algorithm and GVS (Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation, which is safe trick that will help send messages to the specific regulation nerve of the ear and manipulate it by synchronizing the body with the VR headset and giving sounds according to the video content and what the person is seeing.
Samsung is rapidly growing in the VR sector, and is now even giving accessories with it that would make the experience even better. It has even introduced a social media project known as ‘waffle’, the company is making non-stop headlines and is dealing with the tough competition it is facing this year from its major rival, Apple and the Chinese competitors such as Huawei, head to head.
The Entrim 4D headphones are not like any other traditional headphones you buy at any shop, they give the users with most realistic sound possible. These headphones will enhance the virtual reality experience. The headset consists of a tiny sets of pads in the cup of the headphones so that users feel the sense of any fake movement adding motion sickness to VR tech.
The maker of spectacular mobile phones is not just sticking to one product now, but is showing its diversity through revealing innovative products such as this latest 4D headset. These headphones will only cost users $99, which is an affordable price and everyone can enjoy this technology.
These headphones work is by playing with the vestibular apparatus that exist in the ear, it has three semicircular canals and the utricle saccule, which detects gravity and linear movement: all the sensory data is provided to this part of the ear. The headphones will give electric signals to this part of the ear, which is the backside, a technique that is also used to restore balance in individuals who have had a stroke.
Samsung wants to give its users a 4D experience when they are using their Gear VRs without them needing motion chairs, which are used on theatres for such an experience, now people will have the opportunity to try this in the comfort of their homes and who knows this might just end up replacing televisions. The headphones will not only help users experience the direction but even the speed of movement giving them a full body experience rather than just the eyes.
The tech giant has further plans to make another version of this product that will be capable of giving the experience of rotational movement. It even has plans to solve issues of motion sickness via this new product it has managed to create.
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