Hamilton Buhl 3D Virtual Reality DIY Cardboard Goggles - virtual reality he
Mfg # 3DGV12
CDW # 5569116
| UNSPSC 52161559
Quick tech specs
- Virtual reality headset for cellular phone
- up to 4.96" x 2.87" (pack of 12)
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The HamiltonBuhl 3D Virtual Reality DIY Cardboard Goggles - Twelve Pack includes twelve DIY fold-out cardboard goggles that transform smartphones into 3D virtual reality worlds.
Kids will have fun quickly constructing their own cardboard goggles featuring two lenses, a magnet, hook-and-loop fasteners and a headband for convenient, hands-free use. Slide a smartphone running a VR app into the designated place on the goggles and be instantly transported into an exciting, engaging and interactive 3D virtual reality world!
Images, sound and movement surround you – your viewpoint adjusts as you move your head or body in any direction, making for a fully immersible experience!
These 3D Virtual Reality Cardboard Goggles are a fun, easy, economical way to take students on a narrated virtual field trip; explore settings of novels, global cityscapes; trek habitats of endangered species and inner workings of the human heart. “Go inside” virtual rocket engines or practice building satellites. The possibilities are limitle
Kids will have fun quickly constructing their own cardboard goggles featuring two lenses, a magnet, hook-and-loop fasteners and a headband for convenient, hands-free use. Slide a smartphone running a VR app into the designated place on the goggles and be instantly transported into an exciting, engaging and interactive 3D virtual reality world!
Images, sound and movement surround you – your viewpoint adjusts as you move your head or body in any direction, making for a fully immersible experience!
These 3D Virtual Reality Cardboard Goggles are a fun, easy, economical way to take students on a narrated virtual field trip; explore settings of novels, global cityscapes; trek habitats of endangered species and inner workings of the human heart. “Go inside” virtual rocket engines or practice building satellites. The possibilities are limitle