Google first revealed Jump – an open-source platform that allows users capture 360-degree video – in May. The camera itself is made up of 16 cameras arranged in a circle, which at the time, GoPro ...

GoPro's Odyssey camera could bring virtual reality viewing to a whole new level and, steep price tag aside, make more 3-D video content available on the web. The camera rig is part of Google's Jump ...

Remember that insane rig Google showed off at I/O? Yes, the one with the 16 GoPro cameras. It looked like the ideal VR-recording machine for content creators, and now it can be yours! The portable ...

GoPro has today announced the final name and price for their forthcoming VR camera. The ‘Odyssey’, which will make use of Google’s ‘Jump’ spherical video assembler, has been priced at $15,000. The ...

GoPro has announced that its new 360 degree camera, the GoPro Odyssey, is now available through the company’s new limited access program. The GoPro Odyssey will be made available to producers and ...

Action camera maker GoPro wants to give a select group of film makers the tools to shoot 360-degree virtual reality video: The company unveiled its new Odyssey camera rig Tuesday that combines 16 ...

Back in May at Google's I/O conference, GoPro unveiled a 16-camera virtual reality rig intended to work with the new Google Jump platform. Now, the camera-maker has announced the final version, known ...

Google partnered with action camera pioneer GoPro earlier this year on a new virtual reality initiative called Jump. Perhaps better described as a platform, Jump consists of a custom hardware rig ...

Google's making a push for 360-degree videos on its YouTube service with GoPro as a key partner. You might recall that GoPro was present at Google I/O where it unveiled a contraption of GoPro Hero ...

GoPro’s ‘Odyssey’ VR camera camera is on its way with early access being given to selected directors soon. And, to whet the creative appetites of filmmakers everywhere, GoPro have released this ...

Almost a year ago in May, GoPro CEO Nick Woodman revealed that the company is entering new categories with upcoming products such as a six-camera spherical array, which would be used to capture ...