I have heard about untethered or wireless VR. Are they any good?
Wireless vs. Untethered VR: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters in Medical Simulation
https://blog.virtualmedicalcoaching.com/en/wireless-vs.-untethered-vr-whats-the-difference
At first glance, a standalone VR headset and a wireless VR setup might look the same: no cables, full freedom of movement. But behind the scenes, they function differently, and in simulation, those differences matter.
Wireless VR involves a headset that connects to a powerful PC via a dedicated Wi-Fi 6 network. The PC still handles the graphics and processing.
Standalone VR, however, runs entirely on the headset with no cables, no PC, and no external GPU. We offer a fully standalone version of our simulation software via the Meta Business Store, delivering the same high-fidelity experience as our PC-connected version. Students can explore subtle anatomical structures, adjust exposure parameters, and engage in realistic, immersive training scenarios without compromise.
We chose to invest in standalone development to lower the entry cost for institutions without lowering the quality. Virtual Medical Coaching is the only radiography simulation company to offer a fully standalone option of this calibre, ensuring wider access to high-impact learning tools.
VR is transforming how we teach and learn. We continue to test and validate every platform we support, ensuring that whether you're running a full simulation lab or a mobile training session, the image quality and educational outcomes remain best in class.