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|image=[[File:Sulon Q.png|400px]]|VR/AR=[[Virtual Reality]] and , [[Augmented Reality]]|Type=[[VR/AR headsetHead-mounted display]]|Subtype=[[Integrated HMD]]

|Manufacturer=[[Sulon Technologies]]|Operating System=Microsoft Windows 10, AMD LiquidVR technology

|Requires=[[VR/AR]]PC|Predecessor=none|Successor=none

|Display=Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) Screen

|Sensors=[[Magnetometer]], [[Gyroscope]], and [[Accelerometer]]|Input=Dual noise-suppressing embedded microphones, Gamepads, Controllers compatible with Windows 10, Mouse and Keyboard

|Website=http://sulon.com/

'''===Wear and Play''': ===The single headset does everything. There are no wires attached to the headset, hence users can move freely, anywhere and everywhere. Components that track gestures and movements are built-in; the headset doesn’t need external tracking systems to perform the function.

'''===Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality''': ===The revolutionary Spatial Processing Unit (SPU) employed by Sulon Technologies uses real-time machine vision technologies to improve the real world experience by adding virtual objects and applications.

'''===Futuristic Functions using Windows 10''': ===Sophisticated systems are not required to power Sulon Q. The standalone VR/AR headset is powered by Microsoft Windows 10 OS. Even without a high-end PC to run the software, the Sulon Q headset performs futuristic spatial computing. Effects that were once seen only in Si-Fi movies can now be created using the Sulon Q headsets. Creating holographic objects, handling and moving them around the room with hand controllers require just one gadget – the Sulon Q VR/AR headset.

'''===Spatial Redirection Feature''': ===The spatial technology that Sulon Q uses allows the user to fully participate in the virtual world. Moving around in the virtual world created by other HMDs with hand controllers, keyboards, and gamepads do not offer the wholesome virtual reality experience that Sulon Q offers. The Sulon Q headset with its spatial redirection feature and smart perceptual techniques lets the users walk around and explore the reel world. The headset and the powerful software in it make the virtual environment look larger than the real room occupied by the wearer. Regardless of the size of the physical space, with Sulon Q, users can fully explore the virtual world.

'''===Processor and Graphics''': ===The VR/AR headset’s powerful performance is guaranteed by the use of the latest AMD FX-8800P processor. Users can expect the best performance from the processor and graphics as the configurable TDP can go up to 35 Watts. The AMD processor with a cTDP of 35 Watts performs 15-20% better than its previous versions. The Sulon Q headset is able to perform sophisticated VR/AR tasks because the 4 computing and 8 graphic cores use Heterogeneous System Architecture to evenly allocate available memory among them and also share the workload equally.

'''===Audio''': ===To ensure the users get the best audio experience, Sulon Q uses the same audio technology that most entertainment studios and game developers employ. The AstoundSound 3D audio technology allows the wearer of the headset to recognize the sounds from all around the room, (i.e.) 360degree angle.

'''===Lightweight''': ===Wearing the Sulon Q headset won’t put pressure on the neck muscles. It’s lightweight and comfortable; users can wear them for long hours without straining their muscles.