Facebook plans to bring 360-degree video content to Oculus virtual reality-wearing devices

Sina Science and technology news Beijing time March 26 morning, Facebook said at the Wednesday developer's conference that it plans to bring more 360-degree video content to Oculus's virtual reality-wearing devices.

Facebook has not released more information on this, such as how users will get such a 360-degree video. However, this will be an important step in promoting the development of virtual reality platform. In addition, Facebook announced that it would integrate these 360-degree videos into the user message stream. Therefore, even if the user does not have virtual reality devices, you can go to see these videos.

Engadget, an American technology blogger, has tried a new 360-degree video viewing experience at the Facebook developer Conference's "teleport station." After wearing Gear VR, the user can see people walking through the front, this feeling is immersive. But because users are still unable to interact with the images in the video, they are not perfect. But it's a good demonstration of what Facebook wants to promote on virtual reality devices like Oculus. It is expected that the content will be available for download in the future via Oculus's newly released app store. (Chu Yue)