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6Jan/22Off

HTC Vive Wrist Tracker Could Solve One of VR’s Big Problems

The device, announced today at CES 2022, is designed for use with HTC’s all-in-one Vive Focus 3 headset, which tracks the location of a user’s hands using onboard cameras. That approach can fall short for a number of technical reasons, including that it’s hard to tell if a hand is small and close to the camera, or large and far away. Invisible LEDs on the Vive Wrist Tracker add more points of reference and exact scale to the equation, allowing the headset to calculate precise location and movement through a 3D space.

The Vive Wrist Tracker is about the same weight as a smartwatch, even though it’s more bulbous, and it’s 85% smaller and 50% lighter than a Vive Focus 3 controller. ...

The new Vive Wrist Tracker will available in the first quarter of 2022 for $129.

See the full story here: https://gizmodo.com/htc-vive-wrist-tracker-could-solve-one-of-vrs-big-probl-1848306450?fbclid=IwAR3tJAHl13NYf3RSSLnwUYt4XP1V1WMpm9sMRmlO4hjZrn6Vs1xFHMFj1pU

The Vive Wrist Tracker improves hand and object tracking for Focus 3 virtual reality headsets.
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