Varjo VR2 pro

[Devrij]

Anyone lucky enough to get hands on with one of these?

https://store.varjo.com/varjo-vr-2-pro

Eye tracking, hand tracking, and ridiculously hi res display in the centre of vision (a sort of hardware solution to foveated rendering to get around the latency issue). One of my colleagues had a go and said its the sharpest VR display he's ever tried.

Enterprise use and pricing, sadly

 

[Sath]

OLED and AMOLED panels layered together in a single headset plus eye tracking and true hands-free control sounds absolutely delicious.

But those recommended hardware specs, good grief those recommendations. Between the heat generated by both that headset (no wonder it has built-in airflow) and your own rig, you wouldn't need to put the heat on over winter

 

[ArmitageShanks]

Does anything actually support eye tracking (either for rendering or something else) or hand tracking? Pointless waste of money if there's little-to-no software support. It's bad enough with the Index controllers.

 

[shaggyd]

Lockheed Martin are writing eye tracking in their Prepar3d flight sim. They are also writing dedicated support for the original Varjo Vr. It is intuitive as you look at switches & knobs more naturally.