Orah 4i: VR streaming with a camera with 3D sound and 30 fps images

The new VideoStitch camera has four Sony sensors along with fisheye optics with f2.0 aperture with eight layers of MC glass that achieve a clean and sharp image.

Now added to the growing offer of cameras for virtual reality and 360 video VideoStitch with Orah, a VR streaming camera that incorporates 3D sound and a resolution of 4096 x 2048 pixels at 30 frames per second. This proposal has four sensors Sony along with fisheye optics with f2.0 aperture with eight layers of MC glass that achieve a clean and sharp image with hardly any aberrations.

The quality offered by the Orah 4i VR along with the simplification of processes will allow you to develop 360-degree projects with greater ease since it provides very precise automatic stitching and the sending of the signal directly to any 360-degree CDN.

Nicolas Burtey, CEO and founder of VideoStitch, assures that with this camera they have developed a “solution that transmits live 4K resolution videos from VR to headsets with the push of a button.”

In addition, this device is capable of capturing 3D sound to provide a greater sense of immersion for the viewer thanks to Ambisonic 3D technology.

The camera works with an Ethernet cable, but it is expected that VideoStitch will soon launch a rechargeable battery version, gaining portability.

But, without a doubt, the main asset of this camera is the possibility of transmitting live 360-degree video without the need for additional equipment and the resulting tangle of cables. Over the last four years, VideoStitch has developed software capable of “stitching” signals from various cameras to create a single 360 ​​video. Much of this experience has now been captured in this hardware solution.

Main features

• Resolution of 2048×1536 pixels.
• Two Ambarella video chips.
• An f2.0 fisheye with 8 layers of MC glass.
• 120 GB of SSD storage with an Intel CPU.
• High-end dynamic microphone.

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