Well, my VR areas are now all set up and ready for all consumer headsets.
This is my VR office for seated and virtuix omni VR. On the right is a gaming seat with a wireless transducer installed that can fold up. You can't see it, but to the right of that is a closet where I store my flight stick and racing wheel stands, which fold up when not in use. They sit in front of the gaming seat if I need a cockpit setup, like so:
The VR PC sits in the middle of the room on a small stand along with the PS4, between the virtuix omni and the desk. The desk is where the Oculus Rift camera sits, along with my Dev Days Steam Machine that I use to do VR development.
the stand holding the PC and PS4 is actually on rollers, and I twined all the cables running it to the TV and wall together and measured them so they have enough slack for it to roll out to the living room.
I also have a mechanical HDMI switch behind the computer monitor in the office, with one end running to the monitor there, and the other running to the HDTV in the living room. That way I can switch my output between rooms by pressing a single button.
Once in my living room, I can move my coffee table out of the way and it gives me a nice, easily defined trackable volume of 10' x 10', defined by the carpet in the room. I can feel the volume which I am able to be tracked using my feet.
