I'd love to see this! Putting someone in VR and having their hands appear in the experience, almost as if by magic, is a powerful tool. My mum struggled with the Touch controllers in any games that were more than simply positional tracking; to give her an experience where she could use her own hands instead of a peripheral would be such a massive step in ease of access when it comes to introducing new people to VR.
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I'd love to see this! Putting someone in VR and having their hands appear in the experience, almost as if by magic, is a powerful tool. My mum struggled with the Touch controllers in any games that were more than simply positional tracking; to give her an experience where she could use her own hands instead of a peripheral would be such a massive step in ease of access when it comes to introducing new people to VR.