XTAL 3 VR
Virtual Reality Pilot Dedicated Headset

The XTAL Virtual Reality headset has been developed and designed for pilot training, with the input of civil and military pilots, to fulfill their professional expectations. The headset ergonomics comply with the Naval Air Station Patuxent River pilots’ feedback and provides the expected support for full mission training.

XTAL 3

Consumer VR Headset
Technical Specifications
Resolution
3840×2160 per eye
Displays
Two fast-switching 4K LCD displays for virtual reality
Refresh Rate
75 Hz @ 4K per eye, 120 Hz @ QHD per eye
Distortion
< 3%
Field of View
180° horizontal, 120° vertical (maximum experimental values)
140° horizontal, 90° vertical (default values)
Advanced Features
Foveated Rendering, Timewarp
Eye Tracking
Gaze analyses, heatmap visualization, running native 120 Hz (up to 210 Hz)
Positional Tracking
Lighthouse (SteamVR) / ART / Optitrack / Polhemus / Vicon or custom
Hand Tracking
Embedded Ultraleap sensor
IPD
Auto IPD range 56‑74 mm
Headset Connectivity
VirtualLink (5 m/16.4 ft) cable or DisplayPort 1.4, USB 3.2 gen2, Power 12V, 3A (5 m/16.4 ft)
OS
Microsoft Windows
Software Support
Steam VR and OpenXR drivers
Unity, Unreal and other game engine plugins
C++ libraries (DirectX, OpenGL, Vulkan)
Simulation Support
Commercial: Prepar3D, X-Plane 11/12, Microsoft Flight Simulator, Aerofly FS, FlyInside
Professional: Prepar3D, X-Plane 11/12, Bohemia Interactive Simulations (VBS3, VBS4, Blue IG), MAK, multiSim, Metrea, Aechelon Technology
Weight (without head strap)
600 g / 21 oz
Dimensions (headset Only)
293 × 123 × 113 mm / 11.53 × 4.84 × 4.44 in
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