How Oculus squeezed subtle monitoring into pipsqueak {hardware}

Making the VR revel in easy and transportable used to be the principle purpose of the Oculus Quest, and it no doubt accomplishes that. However going from issues within the room monitoring your headset on your headset monitoring issues within the room used to be a posh procedure. I talked with Fb CTO Mike Schroepfer ("Schrep") a…
Making the VR experience simple and portable was the main goal of the Oculus Quest, and it definitely accomplishes that. But going from things in the room tracking your headset to your headset tracking things in the room was a complex process. I talked with Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer ("Schrep") a…

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