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In January of 2017, FOVE, a Japanese VR startup, released the first eye-tracking VR headset. Now that FOVE has released the first eye-tracking VR headset, we might expect these functionalities will soon come standard in a range of products—from affordable smartphone headsets to high-end systems. “The Industry Is Changing.
The strap, which is a firm but flexible material, wraps around to fit snugly under what Wikipedia scholars refer to as the occipital bone. Giving it a few good shakes, I was confident that it was firmly stuck to my head even without the need of the optional top strap. Image courtesy Microsoft.
Firstly, the tech is vital for foveated rendering, a term that refers to a VR experience only fully rendering its graphics directly in the center of where a user’s eyes are looking.
earlier this month announced a reference design for an eye-tracking headset that uses its Snapdragon chip. Fove ran a Kickstarter campaign, raising $500,000, and eventually got $13 million in financing from investors including Samsung Electronics Co., SensoMotoric Instruments and Tobii are also exploring VR applications. Qualcomm Inc.
Many currently refer to virtual reality content creation as the “wild west” since anything goes. Fove has created an eye-tracking headset, which other headset manufacturers may seek to include in future iterations. It’s difficult to create relevant and meaningful content. Well, anything doesn’t go.
Essentially it refers to using eye-tracking to pinpoint where a user is looking on a display and then only fully rendering the area the retina is focusing on. Companies are starting to dabble with foveated rendering but we only have eye-tracking in one VR headset, FOVE. Was he right?: Yes, but we’re not there yet.
AR mode will be everywhere else: calling a heads up display of Google Maps on the street, stopping to catch a Pokemon in a field, or scanning the person in the coffee meeting across from you to cross-reference their LinkedIn profile. Eye tracking: Fove: Eyefluence: SMI: Bladerunner (film). Total Recall (film). Avatar (film).
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