Users can order the XR-4 with fixed focus and autofocus. (Photo: Varjo)
Finnish head-mounted display (HMD) specialist Varjo has launched the latest version of its mixed-reality (MR) device, called XR-4, at I/ITSEC 2023 in Orlando, Florida.
Users can order the XR-4 in two versions: fixed focus and autofocus (or Focal Edition). Both versions of the headset are fully TAA compliant, can work fully offline and can be ordered with no radio components. The company said these functions would allow the users to train in a completely secure environment, even if paired with devices where the technology might be highly sensitive, Varjo CCO Seppo Aaltonen told Shephard.
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