Your Dreams Can Explore You

Imagination will often carry us to worlds that never were and it happens to me at every hour with every second. Perhaps that’s the reason I am fondly called “Steven Spielberg of Techugo” by Abhinav Singh, our beloved boss and CEO of our company “Techugo”.

I grew up watching and reading the sci-fi genre, so it got installed somewhere in my sub-conscious to step into a platform which I never experienced before. I always get fancy by beyond the imaginative experience. The magic of presence was transformed into reality with Oculus Rift; which has accumulated the hopes and dreams of many virtual reality fans at one destination. It’s the very first headset available of its kind, which displays high-quality VR, in an easier way.

Palmer Freeman Luckey, founder of Oculus VR and inventor of the Oculus Rift, has brought this technology to quench down the curiosity level of many. This device is something which lets you skydive without a parachute. It helped artists show the world through another person’s eyes. It puts you in fictional settings that ranges from kaiju-fighting robots to Jerry Seinfeld’s apartment. It’s a revolution in the way we play games and opens the door to new experiences that until now would’ve been impossible. It allows you to fully immerse yourself in a virtual world tour, where you would forget where you really are, but fools your brain into thinking you’re moving (or falling) when you’re actually sitting still, creating a real sensation you can feel in your stomach.

Feel the magic of seeing is believing, simply install the software from www.oculus.com/setup, plug the headset into a USB 3.0 port and an HDMI port, plug the sleek-looking camera sensor into a second USB 3.0 port and point it at where you intend to sit or stand, and then plug the included Xbox One wireless controller dongle into any USB 2.0 or 3.0 port. Within minutes you would stand to run.

Though, when I think of virtual reality, I think of mesmeric experiences that transport me to places, I have never been to..

It’s hard to believe this technology exists and most importantly, it works smoothly as well.  

 Ankit Malhotra