This document discusses a portable self-tracking virtual reality headset called Argos. It aims to meet five key requirements - portability, ease of use, precision, accessibility, and cost. The document outlines lessons learned from interviews, such as a need to focus on practical applications beyond gaming and address perceptions that VR is inaccessible or requires hand tracking. It also notes Argos is more affordable than competitors' headsets.

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Picture Credit: Alice VR

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A portable self-tracking
Virtual Reality headset
Value Proposition

3. Problem

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Five Requirements
Portability
Easy to Use
Precision
Accessibility
Cost

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Solution

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Interview Lessons
• Undervaluation
• Gaming focus – Jeopardizes
application in education.
• Confusion of VR with Google
Cardboard.

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Interview Lessons
• Inaccessible
• Hand tracking is impossible.
• VR is magic.
• Not a consumer product..
• Shift focus to industry.

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Competitive Landscape
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$80 $250$217 ~$1186