Gadgetory

there are companies now like fove that are releasing the first ever eye tracking VR headsets you could buy and take home why use eye tracking well it can do several things by tracking your pupil motions fove can know where you're looking and know to only focus on making the graphics look great in that zone also being able to focus and hone in on certain objects much like your eye does which means you can actually control or shoot little things like these little drones in the sky there are six infrared emitters per eye that form a ring one infrared camera in each eye that's how it tracks what you're doing foam supports steamvr but it doesn't work with all glasses wearers including me it was a tight fit on my head but it's not designed for the average consumer it could be used for people like marketers to look around and check out what things are more interesting in the store or doctors to notice where you're looking and how your eyes are moving to potentially diagnose diseases fove admits that this is really for developers and those who want to explore what to do with it foam is available now and it's a sign of VR to come