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Modal VR
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Modal VR alternatives

The creator of Atari has launched a new VR company

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The best alternatives to Modal VR are Oculus Rift S, HTC Vive Pre, and Couch Live. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed a few more alternatives below.

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Best alternatives to Modal VR

1. Oculus Rift S
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Oculus Rift S is our most advanced PC-powered gaming VR headset. Step into our best VR games with improved optics, tracking, and ergonomics. Oculus Rift S puts you at the center of virtual reality's most pulse-pounding, PC-powered gameplay.
2. HTC Vive Pre
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3. Couch Live
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Couch Live is a virtual living room for watching TV and hanging out with friends. Generate your avatar from a selfie. Invite friends to your room with a link, and they can join your room from any device. Stream your camera, or screenshare to your Couch Live TV
4. Nanome Inc.
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Nanome is a software company that is changing the way humanity understands and interacts with science.
I met Steve when Nanome was an art project in a VizArts lab at UCSD. Seeing this project come to fruition has piqued my interest in STEM and opens worlds of opportunity to future scientists. Great interfaces lower the barrier to entry in any field. Imagine if we only gave children access to chalk and pencil and expected all of them to become sculptors. Something similar is happening in STEM today, wherein even professionals rely on antiquated legacy tools like pen + paper of 2D mouse + keyboard interfaces.

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