Keeping IT Real: Unleashing Virtual Reality Within the Enterprise
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Citrix demonstrates shipping full Windows and Linux apps into headsets by embedding Receiver in HoloLens and Gear VR browsers and streaming rendered frames from a data center using server-side rendering with vGPU (XenDesktop + NVIDIA). A working prototype runs a high‑detail Red Bull Formula One pit lane — rendered on an Intel NUC server, streamed with low latency, and worn untethered with battery pack (future swap to Raspberry Pi). They also show practical input solutions like the x1 mouse for iPhone.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and Citrix overview
- 1:24Future of work in enterprise
- 2:523D modeling in automotive industry
- 3:57AR VR prototypes with Citrix Receiver
- 6:46Motion tracking and input solutions
- 7:31Untethered VR experience with Red Bull
- 9:17Server-side rendering and hardware trends
- 10:43Q&A session
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