Choose standalone or computer-connected VR equipment by checking the application and delivery requirements first. A standalone setup can reduce the number of components in some sessions, while another project may require a compatible computer and connection.
Confirm where the application runs
Ask whether the proposed build runs directly on the headset or relies on a computer. Check the supported hardware and any network requirements. Do not assume that a headset’s ability to connect to a PC means every application will work in both modes.
Compare the practical session
Consider transport, setup, available space and who will support learners. Include charging, cables or wireless arrangements where relevant. Test the whole workflow at the intended location, not just the visual quality of a demonstration.
Budget for the complete system
Allow for compatible computers, accessories, licences and management where required. High5VR can help assess the content brief against the delivery setup, with equipment choices confirmed before purchase.
Contact High5VR to discuss a bespoke project, audience and delivery requirements.