When it comes to virtual reality, you can be sure that the technology in this particular market is slowly but surely growing, and it has also gained more acceptance from many different quarters in terms of enhancing our everyday life. Having said that, the Ozo camera from Nokia which was announced last July and will certainly not be made available for a bargain, has now gained the ability to be able to broadcast live VR (Virtual Reality).
In other words, virtual reality streaming as well as TV looks set to be all the more practical than ever before. This live VR broadcasting option has been developed for the Nokia Ozo camera, where it will be able to show off the 360-degree video as it happens, and it will also be accompanied by spatial audio to boot in order to add to the overall atmosphere.
Streaming providers as well as various other broadcasters who would want to experiment with VR might want to check out the Nokia Ozo, and we do look forward to see what kind of work can the creative minds out there be able to churn out when equipped with such a high end device that does a whole lot more compared to a regular camera.