Examples Google Head Tracking Technology 
VRScout
NOVEMBER 23, 2016
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UploadVR Between Realities podcast
OCTOBER 26, 2016
The system is already used on the $3,000 HoloLens, an advanced augmented reality system, but with it employed on a low-cost VR headset Microsoft may have leapfrogged efforts by both Facebook and Google, powered by Windows. An example of the Windows Holographic user interface. “The strategy has become clear.
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TechCrunch VR
MAY 31, 2023
” The technology served as a visually rich shorthand for dystopian cyberpunk fears in an age of rapidly accelerating technology. For decades, the technology has felt ahead of its time, beginning with Sensorama in 1962. It was, effectively, a version of the Sensorama designed to be worn on one’s head.
ARVR
DECEMBER 1, 2020
A form of non-verbal communication through the body (typically the hands or head) that, when tracked by a motion sensing device, can be interpreted as movement and mirrored in virtual reality. Google Poly ?—?a In addition, most HMDs include head tracking sensors so that the system can respond to a user’s head movements.
UploadVR Between Realities podcast
NOVEMBER 30, 2016
He’s bullish on major expansion in VR theaters in the near future, projecting the launch of “150-300 VR theaters in the next 5 years, primarily using pop-up technology.”. While “head-mounted displays are demanding very high frame rates, frame rates aren’t an issue in immersive theaters because head tracking isn’t required.”
XR for Business Podcast
SEPTEMBER 27, 2019
Emily Friedman is a New York based enterprise immersive, wearable and emerging technology advocate, journalist and facilitator. She’s Head of Content and the lead writer at BrainXchange, lead journalist and senior editor at Enterprisewear Blog, and head of marketing and communications for Augmented World Expo USA and AWE EU.
XR for Business Podcast
SEPTEMBER 27, 2019
Emily Friedman is a New York based enterprise immersive, wearable and emerging technology advocate, journalist and facilitator. She’s Head of Content and the lead writer at BrainXchange, lead journalist and senior editor at Enterprisewear Blog, and head of marketing and communications for Augmented World Expo USA and AWE EU.
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