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It’s been a big week for virtual reality (VR) hardware announcements thanks to HTC Vive’s very first ViveCon 2021 event. The all-in-one Vive Focus 3 was finally unveiled after much teasing whilst the big surprise was the Vive Pro 2, HTC new flagship PC headset. While both devices have plenty of tech built-in one thing they don’t have is eye-tracking which will be made available later in the year as an addon.
Eye-tracking will come by way of Chinese company 7invensun whose technology
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RFocus has previously come across in Pimax and other headsets. 7invensun’s involvement wasn’t part of the main ViveCon Keynote yesterday, instead revealed by HTC China President Alvin Wang Graylin who confirmed that the Droolon F2 eye-tracking module would be available for customers in Q3 2021, priced at $299 USD.
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Eyetracking doesn’t usually work very well. And OLEDs would only be worth it if full RGB. 2.5k x 2.5k is impressive. Cless
Subpixel counts at this resolutions are not really very important anymore. Anything over the old Vive Pro will already be great, not as good as the Pro 2, fillrate is going to be top of the class there, but I’m not prepared to play games where the darkness of a cave is dark grey (being generous) just yet, not for any fillrate in the world. xyzs
It doesn’t work, give us some proof ? Nvidia seems to think the opposite with their lab examples.