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VR (Virtual Reality) headsets are devices that immerse the user in a virtual world or environment. They typically consist of a headset with a built-in display and sensors that track the user's head movements and position, creating the illusion of being inside the virtual world. VR headsets can be standalone, requiring no additional hardware, or they can be connected to a computer or game console. They are used for a variety of applications, including gaming, education, training, and simulations. VR technology is still relatively new and rapidly evolving, with new devices and applications being developed all the time.
