Gigabyte Aorus VR Simulator - What a proper Wipeout VR experience would look like!

[eLhabib]

Easiest solution to the lenses fogging up are:
1) remove the rubber - it can be taken off very easily, Sony even recommends it for cleaning (and it's easy to fit back on) - instead tape some pieces of paper or cardboard on the sides to block out light.
2) get some anti-fog spray - this exists for car windows, ski goggles etc. and spray your lenses with it after a thorough cleaning. Alternatively, you could use a thin layer of oil (for example the one that comes with an electric razor for cleaning) - this should repel most of the humidity and keep the lenses from fogging up.

[AdHoc]

What eLhabib said, the antifog spray is great (I use it for diving).
And:
3) Invest in an AC unit to dry the air

[Smoothly Does It]

this thing is some sick **** now imagine this with a complete sphere surrounding you, which would make 'barrel rolls/ looping etc.' possible to experience by yourself! cannot wait for the final consumer edition...

That's hella cool. I still haven't set aside the money to invest in a VR headset, but I can appreciate the rush this kind of setup would have the ability to provide.

[blackwiggle]

What eLhabib said, the antifog spray is great (I use it for diving).
And:
3) Invest in an AC unit to dry the air

The problem with getting a AC unit is the running cost over Summer, they suck a LOT of electricity, and as you would know, the electricity prices in Australia have trebled over the last 8 years, it's already costing me $5 a day for electricity without running one [ I average 10.55 KW usage a day], I've worked out it would push it up to $7.50 a day as they alone use 4.5KW

Your in Hobart, you get it easy [heat/humidity wise] compared to me in Sydney.

Looks like I might have to get a AC unit anyway, I have NO intention of again suffering a Summer of the same debilitating heat + humidity of last year, weeks of temps at 100 +F/ 40+C with the energy sapping humidity on top , can't do anything in that relentless heat, trying to sleep is the worse, especially if a mosquito finds it's way in through the fly screen, forget trying to sleep with one of those bastards dive-bombing past your ear in the dark if they haven't already started biting you, impossible, you have to get up and try and find it to kill it .

Oh the joys of Summer in OZ.