'Beat Saber' players were so fast that they broke Steam VR
Some experts can spin the controllers as fast as 3,600 degrees per second.
Motiontracking
Touch-sensitive wall might let you control home devices in the future
Researchers made a smart wall that can detect touch and movement.
You don't need a headset to see these 'no-lograms'
They're projected in 2D but change perspective as you move around.We have two newsletters, why not sign up for both?
22Fashion and tech collide in this VR-friendly connected shirt
Get ready to sync your clothes with your Gear VR.
This company can track motion with sound instead of light
All you need is a speaker to use Hauoli’s tracking technology.
Microsoft's hand-tracking magic may lead to gamepad-free VR
The algorithms also gives users "a virtual sense of touch."
