Recently two developers have jointly introduced the new tracker, able to carry the keyboard and user’s hands in virtual reality. Technology, according to a press release, will allow users and developers to comfortably enter text while playing or developing and debugging the application.
Set BRIDGE costs $ 150. The kit includes keyboard Logitech G Vive tracker that tracks your handwriting and transferring it into virtual reality. While Logitech has released a total of fifty such sets, and this offers the hope that in the future more things from real life can be transferred into virtual reality. As for BRIDGE, it works perfectly in the entire ecosystem of Steam VR.
Tracker Vive not just carries your keystrokes in VR, but also tracks the movement of the hands, reminding them of the hand and the virtual keyboard in the workspace. In addition, the user can use the application independently специальн8ого debug keyboard by reassigning its function keys.
Due to the fact that the number of sets is strictly limited, pre-order is only for us developers. Applications for participation in the beta program will be accepted until November 16. Head of innovation and promotion of Logitech said that if the demand will significantly exceed supply, the developers are ready to release some more devices, but the hope is that enough of everything is not worth it.
When the set will appear in the free market, not yet reported.
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Vyacheslav Larionov