Head Mounted Display VR Sets
The University of Chichester is seeking to purchase head mounted display virtual reality equipment for the purpose of supplying to schools to support the delivery of a research project and further academic use. We require 75 Standalone VR headsets with integrated speakers and two handheld controllers that are not attached by a wire. The headsets must be compatible with Koji's Quest software developed by NeuroReality. Additionally, the units should be appropriate for supervised use by children aged 8+ and weigh less...
Buyer
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICHESTER
Value
£0
Published
20 Sept 2022
Closes
13 Oct 2022
Procurement details
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Contracts Finder
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Open
Category
Goods
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CPV classifications
30200000
Computer equipment and supplies
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Lot default Head Mounted Display VR Sets
£0
The University of Chichester is seeking to purchase head mounted display virtual reality equipment for the purpose of supplying to schools to support the delivery of a research project and further academic use. We require 75 Standalone VR headsets with integrated speakers and two handheld controllers that are not attached by a wire. The headsets must be comp...
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20 Sept 2022
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