Google Cardboard

Google Cardboard is a virtual reality platform developed by Google that allows users to experience VR using a simple cardboard viewer and a smartphone.

Google Cardboard works by placing a smartphone into a cardboard viewer with specially designed lenses. The smartphone screen displays two images that appear as one when viewed through the lenses, creating a 3D effect.

With Google Cardboard, users can experience virtual reality apps, games, 360-degree videos, and immersive experiences created by developers around the world.

Most modern smartphones running iOS or Android are compatible with Google Cardboard as long as they meet the minimum requirements for screen size and sensors.

Google Cardboard was originally distributed for free as a DIY project, but now there are both official Google Cardboard viewers for purchase and third-party alternatives available at various price points.

Google Cardboard can accommodate users who wear prescription glasses. Users can adjust the focus of the lenses to suit their vision needs.

Yes, Google has released official Google Cardboard apps on both the App Store and Google Play Store. These apps showcase the capabilities of the platform.

Yes, there are apps available that allow users to watch movies and videos in a virtual reality setting using Google Cardboard.

While Google Cardboard is generally safe for children to use under adult supervision, some content may not be appropriate for young audiences. It is recommended to use parental controls and restrictions when letting children use VR devices.

Yes, there are tools and resources available for developers and creators to build their own VR experiences for Google Cardboard. These can range from simple 360-degree photos to interactive games.