HTC released a more advanced kind of virtual reality for more comfort and access. Its focus this year is the wireless VR tracking that will bring almost everything in the world of Virtual Reality.
According to Engadget, Virtual Reality has never been an easy go for computers because it needs to be tethered to obtain a high quality Virtual Reality. HTC Vive is making it huge this year since it will be releasing its wireless Virtual Reality tracking that will make an impact to the Virtual Reality industry.
The Vive Tracker will let developers make it more accessible in bringing some different objects into the Virtual Reality world. The device has been tested at the CES this year. The effects of it will bring a difference into the Virtual Reality even though they are just in the early stage.
The TPCast's Vive wireless adapter will be sold at $249 and it will be available globally in the second quarter of the year. It is a small device that needs to be attached on the top of the Vive's headset replacing the Vive's clunky umbilical cord.
The TPCast's got tested with a large battery pack to be kept on a back pocket that lasted for about an hour and a half of being wireless. Once the battery is drained the user can go again with a cable. A freedom of an hour and a half is better than a usual Vive setup.
Wearable reported that during the CES event, a company named Noitom showed a pair of gloves that allows users to use their hands to experience Virtual Reality and it is made possible due to the Bluetooth sensor in the tracker. This is just one of the advantages that the tracker can contribute and it is not to be underestimated.
Moreover, the glove allows the users to throw and pick up things. It also allows users to draw their fingers. The price of the tracker has yet to be announced, but HTC will give one thousand pieces to developer communities and peripheral partners.
