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Full Body Tracking for the Rift S and Quest

Develop a full body tracking solution for the Rift S and Quest.

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  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    You would need external cameras to be sold separately and they would probably be sold for $80-$160.

  • Travis commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I have to agree with @Fuzeamuze, without other solutions, there is no way the headset would be able to fully track you. the best option (not including Kinect and suits/3rd party solutions etc.) would be to bring back the oculus CV1 sensors and vive-like tracking pucks.

  • SgtRatte commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    @Fuzeamuze

    There are other clubs that already have a suit and they do not have the problem.
    besides, this is almost the same as the VR glasses only on the body
    In addition, the limitation of the head is measured automatically, that is, the suit automatically detects that there is the VR glasses.

    You can forget xbox kinect, you already need the Xbox One Kinect sensor which has 360 ° function

  • Fuzeamuze commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    This would barely work. Both headsets cant see your entire body at one time. You would lose tracking constantly and it would get very annoying. Its possible to add tracking but finding joints on your body is very hard. The next best bet for you is to get the xbox kinect then use that for full body tracking

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