I'm disabled and I've been trying to use the Oculus Rift in my recliner, but that means my body's axis is horizontal to the floor. My chair obstructs my access to some Virtual controls in some games and my head has to tilt uncomfortably in most games.

I would like to be able to change the horizon axis so it's more aligned with my body. I know there are a lot of conditions that might lead people to be unable to stand or sit up for VR, so this feature could open doors for lots of people to enjoy this technology - which is otherwise very therapeutic for me.

I've heard that changing the axis would lead to motion sickness. That may be true for people who are standing and moving their heads a lot, but for me, I seriously doubt it. Have there been tests on using the VR in a reclined position with the axis changed from default?

I've also been told that in laying down I "would not be able to enjoy the complete experience as you would have trouble turning 360 degrees". As I am already disabled and cannot use the Rift as an able-bodied person would, this is actually not relevant to me.

Wouldn't it be great PR if you guys were Pro-active about adjusting to the needs of the disabled community ahead of ADA updates? The ADA is about 10 years behind technology on their requirements, but that doesn't mean you can't act now and be big fat heroes! People are really starting to pay attention to how we systemically make access difficult for diverse populations and I know I'd be telling EVERYBODY if I got a positive response to this suggestion!

Thank you for your time and consideration!

I understand the idea of them to add immersion, but I would love to have an option to turn of the vibrations for the controllers. Many times in my opinion they would get in the way of what I'm doing or get distracting while I'm doing something in game. It also uses absurd amounts of battery especially in a game like Beat Saber where literally every time you hit a note, it vibrates not to mention all the other occasions where it would vibrate when the sabers touch anything for that matter. So I would really appreciate an option to turn off vibrations if not off, lower their power/frequency.

1. Get your teams back into the retail space. They are very helpful and would prevent the 1 week of headache i have trying to get this to run on my VR "ready" PC


2. Get your PC system checker back up and running. Might help a bit, Vive and Steam both have good ones.


3. Fix the USB3 issues. Holy **** is this a train wreck.


4. Get more video cards supported. Again, another train wreck. Either i have to down grade my card to meet the spec or spend $600 on a card that still doesn't do what my current card does.


5. If you want people to look at buy the Rift S, don't make them spend $2000 plus on a computer when they could spend a few hundred more dollars to get the Vive.


6. If you want them to get the quest, then kill the S line like you did with the go

I spoke to a representative from Vancouver School District Superintendent’s office regarding developing a “Traditional School, VR” in Sansar as an answer to a better ‘distance learning’ option to Zoom meetings. I have friends inworld from Sansar Studio and Linden Lab that can help development of the classroom, but no funding for computers and VR headsets. Would Oculus be able to donate some equipment for a pilot protect. My motivation comes from desperatation after being AWOL from my profession as a land surveyor. I have a BS in CE, not a masters in education. I need to be out in the field doing what surveyors do, not struggling to be Professor Dad! The rep from the Superintendent’s office said funds are tight. Sansar is in a shoestring budget themselves. The truth is that no body can afford this pilot project so I think we should ask the people who can afford the least for not to have a project like this and I landed on business themselves are the ones who can least afford for something like this not to happen. That would be businesses itself. Many much needed employees such as myself are being held captive by closed schools and being unwilling thrown into a teachers role. I personally lost close to $20k in lost wages. This forced upon parent teacher hood is holding the businesses employees *******. I feel it’s businesses responsibility to free those hostages so the can return back to work and repair our damaged economy. Also businesses such as yours could stand the best chance of benefiting if the pilot project is successful. More school districts will follow and more and more of your products will end up in the homes of K-12 students. I posted this proposal in Discord on the Sansar tab and it has already seen world wide. The developers in Sansar are also intregued with this use of VR to simulate Traditional School as an option to rescuing our public schools and returning the parernts, AKA businesses employees, perhaps some of your employees back to their workplace so the can focus on reviving our economy. Can you help?