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15Jan/16

Virtual reality app blends social network into experience

January 15, 2016InternetComputer peripherals, Digital media, GOOGLE INC., Oculus Rift, Oculus Rift S, PlayStation VR, Sharon Reich, social networking, Starship Commander, Virtual environment software, Virtual reality, Virtual reality games, Virtual reality headsets, Virtual world, VTime XR, Wearable devices, Windows gamessmbale

Software company hopes to bring social interaction to the growing virtual reality industry. Sharon Reich has more. Continue reading →

09Jul/15

Eye-tracking headset opens new worlds for disabled gamers

July 9, 2015InnovationApplications of computer vision, Components, Computer peripherals, Digital media, Eye tracking, Fove, Head-mounted displays, Headset, Hodaka Moriyama, Human–computer interaction, Japan, kickstarter, Lochlainn Wilson, New media, Samsung Ventures, Sony Computer Entertainment, Tokyo, User interface techniques, Virtual reality, Yuka Kojimasmbale

An eye-tracking virtual reality headset lets users interact with the environment just by looking at it. FOVE says its technology could not only revolutionise the gaming industry but have applications to help people with various disabilities interact with their surroundings.

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24May/15

Eye-tracking tech makes virtual reality hands-free

May 24, 2015InnovationCHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER AND CO-FOUNDER, Computer peripherals, Digital media, Display technology, Emerging technologies, Eye tracking, Fove, Head-mounted display, Head-mounted displays, Human–computer interaction, Humanâ€“computer interaction, Japan, Jarvis, kickstarter, Lochlainn Wilson, LOCKLAINN WILSON, London, Mixed reality, Multimodal interaction, Reality, Technology/Internet, Tony Stark, United Kingdom, Usability, User interface techniques, Virtual realitysmbale

LONDON, ENGLAND, UK / JAPAN (REUTERS / FOVE) – The days of using your hands to play video games could be in the past.

Called FOVE, this headset uses advanced eye tracking to provide the wearer with an immersive and completely hands-free virtual reality.
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