SpaceWalker for Windows

SpaceWalker for Windows seamlessly integrates your PC with VITURE XR Glasses, projecting multiple virtual displays that allow you to tailor your workspace with customizable layouts that adapt to your workflow or play style!

Download SpaceWalker for Windows today and step into the future of productivity.

Introduction To Key Features

SpaceWalker for Windows includes many of the same great features we've been working on in the macOS version — here's a quick overview of what you can expect in the app.

Before Getting Started

System Requirements

To ensure the best experience with SpaceWalker for Windows, make sure your system meets the following requirements:

Currently, the VITURE HDMI XR Adapter and the USB-C XR Charging Adapter are not supported.

Note:

Since SpaceWalker requires significant graphics processing resources, playing games within SpaceWalker is not highly recommended. If you still wish to play games, we suggest running them at 1080p resolution or lower, and at 30fps or less. For devices that meet only the minimum system requirements, playing games within SpaceWalker is not recommended.

Supported Languages

At launch, SpaceWalker for Windows supports English as the only display language.

Updating and Calibrating Your XR Glasses

For optimal performance, update your XR Glasses firmware and calibrate the IMU before using SpaceWalker:

Reduce Screen Tearing

Enable VSync (Vertical Sync) on your GPU to reduce screen tearing and latency while using SpaceWalker:

For NVIDIA GPU:

For AMD GPU:

Installation

Downloading and Installing SpaceWalker

Updating SpaceWalker

If a newer version is available, SpaceWalker will notify you on startup.

Click "Update Now" to download and install the latest version.

Launching SpaceWalker

Connecting Your XR Glasses

SpaceWalker for Windows works with VITURE Pro XR Glasses, VITURE One XR Glasses, and VITURE One Lite XR Glasses.

If SpaceWalker gets stuck on the "Connecting to VITURE XR Glasses" screen, try using a different USB-C port on your PC.

Selecting a Display Layout

Choose from six available layouts to optimize your virtual workspace:

Mirroring or Extending Your Desktop

Decide how your virtual screens interact with your PC's display:

Selecting a Refresh Rate (VITURE Pro XR Glasses Only)

For VITURE Pro XR Glasses, SpaceWalker allows you to choose a refresh rate (120Hz, 90Hz, or 60Hz) each time you launch the app when VITURE Pro XR Glasses are connected. Conveniently, SpaceWalker remembers your last chosen refresh rate and sets it by default on launch.

SpaceWalker prioritizes your system preferences for refresh rate settings. This means that any adjustments you make within the app will override the system settings only while SpaceWalker is running. Once you quit the app, the refresh rate will revert back to what's configured in System Preferences.

For instance, if you set 60Hz for VITURE Pro XR Glasses in System Preferences, but choose 120Hz within SpaceWalker, your XR Glasses will run at 120Hz while the app is open. When you quit SpaceWalker, it will revert to the system-wide setting (60Hz).

Modifying the refresh rate within SpaceWalker while the app is running is currently not available. To apply a new refresh rate setting, please reconnect your VITURE Pro XR Glasses.

Important Notes

Settings and Shortcut Keys

Accessing Settings

Configure SpaceWalker settings either through the system tray icon or using shortcut keys.

Shortcut Keys

Switching Display Layouts

Quickly switch between six display layouts from the system tray. Open windows will remain open during layout changes.

We've included quite a few shortcuts to make SpaceWalker for Windows easy to navigate.

Other Shorcut Keys

Moving the Displays

Use the zoom shortcut keys to adjust the size and distance of your virtual displays:

Recentering Displays

Press Ctrl + Shift + Alt + R to recenter the displays on your XR Glasses.

Calibrating XR Glasses

Calibration fixes drift, which is the gradual movement of the display over time.

Unlike Recenter (Ctrl + Shift + Alt + R) which adjusts the center point for your current position, calibration aims to improve long-term stability. If you plan to stay in a fixed position while using SpaceWalker, calibration is recommended.

Calibration Steps:

Recentering or disconnecting your XR glasses will clear the calibration data. You'll need to recalibrate following these steps again the next time you use your XR Glasses.

If you plan to stay in a fixed position while using SpaceWalker, calibration is recommended for long-term stability. However, recentering remains useful for occasional adjustments based on your posture changes.

Features For Ease of Use

Shake Cursor to Center

Lost your cursor? Shake your mouse or make circles on your trackpad to instantly bring it back to the center of the screen.

Lock Movements

SpaceWalker allows you to "pin" the displays in a specific position using three degrees of freedom. You can also lock movements if you want the displays to stay fixed regardless of your head movement.

Head-down Transparency

Enable this feature to momentarily see through the XR Glasses when you tilt your head down, making it easier to type on a keyboard while wearing them.

Note: This feature is available on VITURE Pro XR Glasses and VITURE One XR Glasses, not Lite XR Glasses.