Wearing a VR headset gets even more awkward underwater

As if wearing a bulky VR headset on your face didn't look awkward enough, somebody's gone and cobbled together one that can be used underwater. 

Yes, a VR headset you wear in a pool. Let that sink in (no pun intended!) for a minute.

The VR headset, which MIT Technology Review says is about as decent as Google Cardboard, was created by Allan Evans, cofounder of the Avegant, the company behind the Glyph headset, and Stephen Greenwood, the director of creative development at Discovery Digital Networks, as a side project to "combine an isolation tank — where you float in a dark, silent room, alone — with virtual reality." Read more...