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Vision Pro and Quest 3 Hand-tracking Latency Compared

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Vision Pro is built entirely around hand-tracking while Quest 3 uses controllers first and foremost, but also supports hand-tracking as an alternate option for some content. But which has better hand-tracking? The core input system combines hands with eyes to control the entire interface.

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Meta Shows Off Quest Hand-tracking Improvements, Claims “almost as responsive as controllers”

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Apple is going all-in with hand-tracking for its upcoming Vision Pro , but can hand-tracking really replace proper VR controllers? First announced in late July, the company’s Hands 2.2 Here’s a look at controllers relative to the new Hands 2.2

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Meta Quest Update Adds New Hand-Tracking Features

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Instead of using your Touch or Touch Pro controllers, you can tap buttons with your index fingers to navigate menus and type using the virtual keyboard. Credit: Meta There’s also a new hand-tracking-based locomotion option you can try out in the free First Hand hand tracking demo.

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VRChat Unveils Hand Tracking For Quest 2 & Quest Pro

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Because motion controllers are so 2020… The popular VR social platform VRChat yesterday announced experimental hand and finger tracking support for Meta Quest 2 and Meta Quest Pro, allowing standalone VR players to ditch their motion controllers and interact with the in-game world using their own two hands.

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Oculus ‘First Steps’ Now Works With Quest Hand-Tracking

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‘First Steps With Hand Tracking’ and ‘Tiny Castle’ are available now via the Oculus App Lab. It was back in 2019 that Facebook first began rolling out support for hand tracking on the Oculus Quest. Both First Steps With Hand Tracking and Tiny Castles are available now for free via the App Lab.

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‘Clash Of Chefs VR’ Adds Hand Tracking On Oculus Quest

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The frantic food game Clash of Chefs VR just received a major update that lets you ditch your Oculus Touch controllers and cook delicious cartoon food with your own two hands. Hand tracking turns up the heat in the kitchen, allowing you to assemble complex dishes. Image Credit: Flat Hill Games.

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HTC Improves Hand Tracking On The VIVE Focus 3

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One of the VIVE Focus 3’s most exciting features is the AI-powered hand-tracking. Thanks to a recent firmware update, the hand-tracking experience has been improved even further, offering better stability, performance, and accuracy while in VR. These gestures can be used in a variety of VR experiences.