Facebook and RED launch the Manifold, a 360-degree VR camera for the future

The Manifold. Image: Facebook 360[/caption]Defined by Facebook in a blog post as the "world’s first end-to-end solution for 3D and 360 video capture", content captured by the ball-shaped camera when viewed through 6DoF VR headsets (like the Oculus Quest), should look unreal. For geeks, the camera houses as many as 16 RED Helium 8K sensors, coupled with 180-degree lenses, which capture a complete, 60 FPS VR video in one scene.Still unsure about what all this hardware means? As broken down in a report by Engadget, the resulting 360-degree VR video is high-quality content that moves as you move. You might not be able to walk through a video while watching it just yet, but you won't be limited to viewing the seen from a static position either.