#Quest 2 eye tracking upgrade
#Quest 2 eye tracking pro
#Quest 2 eye tracking software

#Quest 2 eye tracking upgrade

If it does - I betting hard that Oculus will have to rethink their next upgrade pretty quickly. Esp if Samsung (hopeful) releases with a headset they said should come with eye tracking. Oculus will have more users in its platform while also being the lowest cost headset with its limited features - while you see Index with the smaller numbers, but higher cost that include the best features.ДЄs for when they will take over - I say by the end of 2021 as more companies take up eye tracking that forces other companies to make the same decision. Its all a balance act - you can see it already between Oculus current marketing path vs Steams marketing path of their Index headset vs the Rift headsets.

#Quest 2 eye tracking software

Thus - if they do release a headset like that - it be only for the top 1% and over all my not have enough value to the over all company in terms of software sells and support they have to give to that device.

#Quest 2 eye tracking pro

While I am all for it - bring out that Pro headset that cost like 900-1000$ many people are not and will not spend that much on hardware like that. Then there are questions you might want to ask your self - if you can hit 5k display res - do you want to increase the FOV as well? IF so, that means new lenses thus you are upgrading not just one part, but many parts of your headset. While you could add eye tracking as a technology upgrade you also have to add in the cost of the display as well. If there isn't a good jump up to something like 4k or 5k then what is the point? So, display makers also have to have something that can provide the 'use' of it. Then there is the fact that if you do add it - you will also want to jump in your display resolution. This means software will have to be added to current or future games thus will take time to end up doing so.

While it sounds possible to add in headsets - it still requires games, apis, etc to support the feature as well.

The other side is that fact that there isn't a easy way to jump with DFOVA. This is where AMD has fallen a bit behind in while NV has continue to push more features in. This means a lot of them require software from the GPU to be able to handle the extra rendering methods. One of the big problems with eye tracking in generational is that they all require software to make it work and fast. 2nd generation are coming its just there are a few schools of thought that has to come out as well such as low costing headsets, portal/easy to use, features, software, and bleeding edge hardware. 2nd generation devices should be mark with features they come with and eye tracking is sure on that list as scale feature. Some of the marketing calling their 2nd generation device are not in that they are more of a 1.5 upgrade with the basic same features just higher numbers.