In collaboration with Google, Street View and Play Movies are also available.

Lenovo and Google are joining hands again to develop VR devices. Lenovo announced that it is developing a standalone VR headset exclusively for Google's VR platform, 'Daydream'.

Lenovo’s VR headset is one of the first devices to feature WorldSense, a new positional tracking technology that understands movement in space and embodies it in a 3D environment without the need for external sensors, allowing users to explore their surroundings, bend over, sway left and right, and jump, creating a realistic and immersive VR experience.

In addition, this product operates independently by embedding everything necessary for VR, including computers, software, displays, and sensors, into the headset itself. Therefore, you can easily experience high-quality VR by simply picking up the headset and playing without having to connect it to a cable or PC. In other words, users can now easily enjoy virtual reality through an all-in-one VR solution without complicated connections.

In addition, rich content is also available through the Daydream app. You can experience Google Photos and Google Play Movies in virtual reality, and use Google Street View.

Lenovo is working closely with various companies around the world, including projects that utilize new technologies such as Google’s Tango and Daydream. Last year, Lenovo launched the world’s first smartphone, the Phab 2 Pro, which supports Google’s Tango technology. Tango is a technology that implements augmented reality (AR) on smartphones, and features three core technologies: Motion Tracking, Depth Perception, and Area Learning.