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Their halfasses. They should have had this product out already. And reflections? The tracking of the quest 3 controllers are already terrible enough. One little scrape of a surface and the tracking goes poof, even if just having the controllers laying on a surface I've had to remove the batter and put it back in just to get it to go back to tracking. What makes you think if they messed the controllers up that these lenses are going to work any better.
@@hexshadow6647 you do realize the reason why the tracking is "ass" in your mind is because it uses IR to see where they are I believe. Get a lighthouse tracked headset if you're so pissy.
not even remotely true. Meta isn't making the "brand" open source. The Android (linux) distro meta uses is still vary much locked down at the root level. Meta's entire goal is to push their walled garden market place. As for Inseye, its hot garbage. You're better off just building a open eyetracking kit.
It'd be brutally important to make it like the Vision Pro and incorporate the eye-tracking into the OS; that would be a GIGANTIC thing for the medium. META completely dropped the ball with eye-tracking, and I really hope they offer support and work with this company to make a good implementation of the technology.
Kinda hope they license the tech to Meta because eye tracking should be on every headset so the interface can be standardised. Imagine massive performance improvements, making eye contact in multiplayer, letting the video player know to hold the subtitles for one more second because you're not done reading it, knowing if you're about to have a seizure and stop with the strobing lights...
the main issue I see here is that eye tracking device of course is attached to the side of the vr glass and requires to be connected to that ONLY one USB port available which I normally use for my bobovr headstrap with an 10ah extra battery. doesnt make sense to ne.
I don't think so based on what he said. But maybe they can work it in somehow at launch. Provably would have to get new inserts that fit in their adapter.
I have been waiting for eye tracking and foveated rendering. The Quest Pro was a huge disappointment for me, as I couldn't afford it. The Quest 3 was disappointing because it didn't have it. If this tech is easier to implement, then I am down.
If you look on the website link, there's a discussion tab that answers this and they said you can order them with presciption lenses. So it will be an option!
Only problem here is DFR compatibility in games. If meta can get eye tracking can work in more games than maybe we can finally solve that problem with short battery life on standalone headsets and make it easier to sustain your powerbank
@@jaybratt I went to the link below and they do acknowledge the existent of custom made prescription lenses so I think there is going to be some sort of support for them
So i finally started my trial of Quest+ and i see many games heavily discounted with it. Question that i have, would those game stuck if my subscription ends? I only found old threads when there were no discounts.
If you are 'buying the game' even with a Quest+ discount then yes you'll still keep it after. You only lose the monthly "free" ones and the game catalog library of other ones you get to play for free.
I’m only just got my tracking for my first quest, my first VR headset, but I’ll reserve a dollar for this. I truly believe VR is a game changer that NEEDS to be more accessible to everyone. I may not buy the actual eye tracker, but being able to reserve a dollar to potentially help progress a new(?) competitor in VR anything is worth it.
So in regards to augments. Over the last several years I've been scanning in everything i can from my life. From family photos to oversized keepsakes. My goal is when everything has been digitized I can finally throw it all away in the hopes that one day I'll get it all back anyway with MVR and AI 3d rendering. I can show off my collection and not have it take up any physical space, and still have a back up even if my place burns to the ground. There's studies showing how clutter is impactful on mental health in a negetive way. Soon I hope to have my cake at eat it too.
I wouldn't really recommend throwing away family photos, they're small and I have lost photos far more often from digital storage or cloud storage corruption, meanwhile my family still has 50-90 year old photos from over the years. Better to keep family photos physical AND digital IMO. With the progression of technology, the physical is assured, but digital data can be lost and servers can be destroyed.
@@jaybratt Servers corrupted data lost. I had to go into the community manager office and show my PAPER MONEY ORDERS that I use because I refuse to use their digital services. OH LOOK they somehow dont have record of my payments, LUCKILY I print off the paper when I transact. I was able to prove my rent payments. Their corporate logs, and local office logs seemed to magically lose mutliple digital copies of my payments. NO I will never say "no more risk" because digital information can be modified slowly over time without people knowing. Thats why paper books and online versions are showing signs of brainwashing by changing semantics used and wording and IT CHANGES the entire contention. In this way, I say digital is a NICE ADDED security, but nothing beats real world items and experience. Ill keep my REAL massage guns, my REAL weights, motorcycle, and photos.... because at the end of the day. That paper will never get corrupted. A virus. or Hacked. I love the enthusiasm, just lets me realistic here!
That's wierd I know they've always been pushing for practical reasons but I've never really heard of anyone actually using it like that, how does it work?
I am worried about if they can approximate eye brow movement with this kind of eye tracking, because eyebrows are a big part of facial gestures. This is still awesome from the foveate rendering perspective though!
i like practice 3d modeling in the quest, is kinda nice having some of those apps in it, and would be nice be able to record 3d video on the quest, to replay in it too. but seems it only do 2d video, kinda ironic.
I wonder if the eye tracker works still if the audio port is completely busted on the quest 2, cause mines broken but the rest of the quest 2 works still.
I'd love to get a Quest 3. I have a Quest 2 but would love to upgrade. Winning one would help since I will have to pay for the prescription lenses. I love the idea of tracking, but yeah I am not sure if I can use this with my glasses.
@@Lvestfold4143 for me it was the lcd screen instead of oled making everything look like there was this grey fog hanging over it if there were dark scenes in games, you can see this really well when you boot up the headset and see the meta logo. Thats all supposed to be fully black. Also it just feels cheap and fragile. If you are coming from a quest 2 you likely wont care about either of those but i didnt, i was using a quest 1 with an oled screen and an actually good build quality. Ive actually just sold my quest 3 and am back to using my quest 1 while i wait to get a psvr2 because of its oled screen. Alsowhile i was reslly into the mr stuff at first i quickly realised that there isnt a lot to do with it currently and all i was using it for was collision avoidance. I can do that with my quest 1 passthrough easy.
This eye tracking won't work with prescription lenses. I love the prescription lenses. Makes it seem like I don't wear glasses. Hopefully a future incarnation will account for that.
There used to be a home makeover type show in the uk where they 3d modeled the house and they toured it in vr before they started to build. That would definitly be something I would use for my house and hopefully makes a comeback as vr gains traction
Yes!! That seems like a no brainer because it is so much easier to visualize and I'd assume it's cheaper but I guess 3D modelers recreating a house wouldn't be too cheap either.
So, that Inseye Lumi seems really cool, but there is one extremely Important detail I can't find anywhere. Eye tracking is clearly very useful for that special dynamic rendering method and simply tracking your eyes to move the eyes of your in game avatar. But, does that work in Standalone mode, in PC mode (With Quest Link or Air Link or Virtual Desktop or something like that) or both? That is extremely important information I for example always play games on my PC So if this only works in standalone mode it's useless for me
i can't access the giveaway. didn't have problems with the last givaways. it asks for an email, then asks me to sign in and once i sign into discord it just takes me back to saying it needs my email... :(
you mentioned spotify is there any native way to download spotify on quest becouse i have not find any native way if doing that neither on quest 2 or 3 i had to use sidequest and sideload something as lightning launcher to do that
Eye tracking in the Quest 3 will be Huge. That will essentially turn the Q3 into THE top headset recommendation for this particular era in VR....So as long as Meta incorporates Inseye's solution into the MetaOS. A Quest 3 with eyetracking that improves game performance, but also introduces compatibility with quest pro apps, could possibly upset an incoming Quest Pro 2's market.
back in my day (2016) if you looked any were but straight ahead your eyes hurt. the fact we can now move our eyes instead of having to move your whole head is already leaps ahead.
About the foveated rendering, games need to have that built in, if they don't have it, it doesn't matter if you got the item for it, it simply will not work. There will be people that get it, and expect it to work with every game when it simply cannot as well, the game doesn't support it. More game companies will need to start moving towards dynamic foveated rendering if you want this to be a thing, so until then, I would say save your money because there is literally a handful of PCVR games that utilize DFR. The other thing is, will they work with prescription lenses. If you wear glasses, then you better pull that headset away, because from those renders, the emitters inside the unit look like they will be coming out of the headset a good amount.
Very impressed with all your ocular physiology-I had to go to med school to learn all that! I think it would be cool to have eye tracking and not pay AVP money to use it. Guess I have to give up that dollar for now….
Haha, I literally learned all of that over the last 6 years with learning about VR and none of it in school. Mostly on Reddit too so that's saying something :D
i really desperately want a return to PCVR. or at least an affordable tethered PCVR headset like what the PSVR2. because even though i'm pretty much set on the PSVR2 when the adapter drops, i still like to have options. just ditch the battery and MR/AR capabilities of the quest 3, slash that price down like 25% and i'm buying.
I signed up for it but, I am already disappointed with it. I didn't realize it tell I took a look at it. I think it was mentioned in this video but, I was at work. Anyway, the quest 3 an external battery pack is a staple but, with this thing you won't be able to use it with a battery pack.
I would love to use the mixed reality around some of the things, but I don't know what they did recently with the updates, but it seems like my tracking cameras like in 30 frames per second it doesn't seem as smooth as it used to and it kind of seems like the tracking lags behind.
Sounds great but since it’s third party a lot of devs probably won’t even support this product to its full potential. I bought the Bhaptics vest and slightly disappointed with how many games support it. If Quest 4 has eye tracking then this could be worth while to use on the 3 maybe? Just seems a bit complicated when really thinking about it.
Hey, Great video as always Jay! I was just wondering, what was the game that you were playing at the 1:10 minute mark? Also, what games would you recommend that are realistic? I have a 4080 and I have only played VRchat on my quest 3 since I got it. Thank you so much!
@jaybratt I wonder if I could use the eye tracking device if I have prescription lenses in my Quest 3 already. I know you mentioned on the video about it, but you didn't seem to know for sure. Anyway to get a definite answer.
I'll probably still get this as the Quest 3 is 300 times more comfortable than the Quest Pro, the only issue is that after buying the addon you could easily pick up a Quest Pro as they go on sale from Meta for Half price quite often and get Facial Tracking too. If you was to get this and wanted it for something like the VRChat and then wanted Facial Tracking.. The Vive Facial Tracker now costs $300+..
❤ Please let Quest-4 just come with Eyetracked-Foveated-Rendering (DFR) by default so the VR industry as a whole can start to get high graphics games and begin to truly shine. Sensored-ir DFR or Cam DFR anything to get the good games flowing. VR needs DFR to grow beyond being an hmd Nanny for kids with current games. All companies headsets need DFR standard for VR to grow. :) Hopefully this new tech can help companies make the DFR standard happen. ❤Thanks Jay!❤
I hope they make more manwha and such in a VR .. i really enjoy the animated vr stories , experiences , some are basically comics and work verywell.. as a casual web reader of few webtoons/manga/manhwa etc , i think its doable with a semi animated way. Could be a cool experience. Wished it had more that just 5 minutes but a real few hours .
Interesting idea, Jay. But as someone that's had a Sim Racing Channel in the past. I hope that the section of your video that showed the LTT TV, where his staff was pointing out where he was looking, now doesn't suddenly show up in the recorded RACING / FLIGHT SIM video's etc. As this would (arguably?) make it terrible to watch for viewers of YT video's. But I'm guessing / hoping that the output straight to the monitor would show it as normal clear vision???
From looking at your channel I'm guessing you're doing mostly PC? This is very obvious to PSVR2 and there doesn't seem to be an option for the social screen on it to not also show the foveated rendering. It's an interesting question because I haven't used enough PC headsets with eye tracking to know if this would run into the same issue for making videos on it. If you learn more I'd love to hear back what you found out as a quick googling was no help for me. It kept thinking I was talking about using foveated rendering with an eye tracker for flat gaming.
As I read it, pay $1 now and the future product will *only* cost $100 at launch. This implies a reserved discount and that the actual product un-reserved will cost more than $100.
as cool as this is, aftermarket upgrades like this will not mean that we will have a lot more software making use of it. hopefully, in the next major quest iteration, we get eye tracking and a neural band. Would be an insane moment for XR.
I saw a shorts video the other day with you in it and some of the footage was from your glasses. It really fitted well with the rest of the footage. It was really good to see some of the footage from them integrated into the video without making a big show and tell about the camera glasses. Very impressive!
inseye will only be half way decent for foveated rendering, and garbage for all other use. it's lacking too many capabilities for eye tracking use. I'll stick with EyeTrackVR on my quest 3 thanks.
dude, im gonna be so irresponsible with my money its crazy my VR scene is gonna be like, weird trackers all over my body, crazy looking headset (vive delux audio strap, face tracking camera, hopefully a lumi), have my self hooked up to a KAT VR, greenscreen obviously, cables coming from the ceiling of course, all so i can experience vrchat a little differently💀 ngl, can i afterpay a lumi💀💀
The Eye Tracker is really interesting but i just can't go back to only stock battery with the quest 3 after playing so long with the bobo S3. They should've added some kind of power throughput or something and it would be a safe buy for me even tho it's not garanteed that developers are going to support it. But like it is now, throwing me back to stock battery life, no way.
But meta sellling data about ur eye tracking would be dangerous , imagine having ur data about the content u watched or used on quest with exact eye pattern to where u actully looked and what items u focused on .
id like a return to pcvr. cut out the battery and useless features in place for budget cuts and useful features. give me back my b&w passthrough and unlimited tethered play!
My questions is...okay and? This is third party hardware, the OS will still detect it as Quest 3 and hence incapable of eye tracking aka not making use of it...unless Meta support it officially (never gonna happen).
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What about when you have vr lens already in the headset? Will these still attach with my lens there too?
I like these new companies coming up and love that Meta is making the brand open-source.
they aren't quite there yet but they're working on it
Their halfasses. They should have had this product out already. And reflections? The tracking of the quest 3 controllers are already terrible enough. One little scrape of a surface and the tracking goes poof, even if just having the controllers laying on a surface I've had to remove the batter and put it back in just to get it to go back to tracking. What makes you think if they messed the controllers up that these lenses are going to work any better.
@@hexshadow6647Interesting, my tracking issues have been slight
@@hexshadow6647 you do realize the reason why the tracking is "ass" in your mind is because it uses IR to see where they are I believe.
Get a lighthouse tracked headset if you're so pissy.
not even remotely true. Meta isn't making the "brand" open source. The Android (linux) distro meta uses is still vary much locked down at the root level. Meta's entire goal is to push their walled garden market place. As for Inseye, its hot garbage. You're better off just building a open eyetracking kit.
It'd be brutally important to make it like the Vision Pro and incorporate the eye-tracking into the OS; that would be a GIGANTIC thing for the medium. META completely dropped the ball with eye-tracking, and I really hope they offer support and work with this company to make a good implementation of the technology.
They're probably going to try to buy them or destroy them with lawfare.
Apple has said they are pretty much done with the vision.
Kinda hope they license the tech to Meta because eye tracking should be on every headset so the interface can be standardised. Imagine massive performance improvements, making eye contact in multiplayer, letting the video player know to hold the subtitles for one more second because you're not done reading it, knowing if you're about to have a seizure and stop with the strobing lights...
Wonder how this eye tracking addon will integrate if you're using an bobo s3 pro strap.
the main issue I see here is that eye tracking device of course is attached to the side of the vr glass and requires to be connected to that ONLY one USB port available which I normally use for my bobovr headstrap with an 10ah extra battery. doesnt make sense to ne.
There's a USB C port on the part that connects to the headset, I would assume it's for pass through something exactly like this.
the most important thing in this is the possibility to have lower power IR lights in our eyes.
im willing to sacrifice my eyes or eye tracking
Will it work with prescription lenses??
I don't think so based on what he said. But maybe they can work it in somehow at launch.
Provably would have to get new inserts that fit in their adapter.
they answered it on the website. There will be prescription lenses, but for an extra cost.
My psvr2’s eye tracking works with prescription lenses.
It probably depends if the lenses took eye tracking support in mind.
Not with normal ones, but they will be making ones themselves
How would this eye tracking be effected by prescription lenses? I can't use those headset lenses due to a lazy eye.
Hold up what about prescription lenses?
My psvr2 eye tracking is unbelievable
Ok but who asked? This is the quest gang.
@-never-gonna-give-you-up- I have a quest 3, my point is if they get eye tracking it will be awesome because it works great in my psvr2
@@-never-gonna-give-you-up- I think it's pretty relevant to the video 😂
I like using VR to edit 3D printer files. It's so much easier to edit 3D objects in 3D space than on a 2D screen.
I have been waiting for eye tracking and foveated rendering. The Quest Pro was a huge disappointment for me, as I couldn't afford it. The Quest 3 was disappointing because it didn't have it. If this tech is easier to implement, then I am down.
sounds interestingly but... i dont think it will work for people who wear glasses or have prescrpition lens inserts
If you look on the website link, there's a discussion tab that answers this and they said you can order them with presciption lenses. So it will be an option!
@@ewokkris wait really!? Oh that'll be AWESOME!!
I can only preorder for $139. Did they raise the price?
Only problem here is DFR compatibility in games. If meta can get eye tracking can work in more games than maybe we can finally solve that problem with short battery life on standalone headsets and make it easier to sustain your powerbank
Ok but insanely important question
Will i be possible to use these with your prescription lenses
No :( They'd have to add their own option that would fit behind the tracker
@@jaybratt I went to the link below and they do acknowledge the existent of custom made prescription lenses so I think there is going to be some sort of support for them
I have a prescription lens attached to the Quest. Looks like I won't be able to use the eye tracker
When will this come out ? I wanna know cuz I don’t wanna buy the quest pro
i love this but waiting to see what games support it and if VD will support it?
What happened to the audio quality at the end
so is it like you can preorder a whole tracker for only $1 with your link
So i finally started my trial of Quest+ and i see many games heavily discounted with it. Question that i have, would those game stuck if my subscription ends? I only found old threads when there were no discounts.
If you are 'buying the game' even with a Quest+ discount then yes you'll still keep it after. You only lose the monthly "free" ones and the game catalog library of other ones you get to play for free.
Q: will the eye tracker work with glasses since it uses infrared light ?
I’m only just got my tracking for my first quest, my first VR headset, but I’ll reserve a dollar for this. I truly believe VR is a game changer that NEEDS to be more accessible to everyone. I may not buy the actual eye tracker, but being able to reserve a dollar to potentially help progress a new(?) competitor in VR anything is worth it.
Hope any eye tracking addons will work with my Zenni lenses
So in regards to augments. Over the last several years I've been scanning in everything i can from my life. From family photos to oversized keepsakes. My goal is when everything has been digitized I can finally throw it all away in the hopes that one day I'll get it all back anyway with MVR and AI 3d rendering. I can show off my collection and not have it take up any physical space, and still have a back up even if my place burns to the ground. There's studies showing how clutter is impactful on mental health in a negetive way. Soon I hope to have my cake at eat it too.
Wow!! That's a brilliant thought! No more risk of losing the objects and memories attached if they're safe with multiple digital copies
I wouldn't really recommend throwing away family photos, they're small and I have lost photos far more often from digital storage or cloud storage corruption, meanwhile my family still has 50-90 year old photos from over the years. Better to keep family photos physical AND digital IMO. With the progression of technology, the physical is assured, but digital data can be lost and servers can be destroyed.
didn't they do that to a country that was like.. sinking? it's proven to work.
@@jaybratt Servers corrupted data lost. I had to go into the community manager office and show my PAPER MONEY ORDERS that I use because I refuse to use their digital services. OH LOOK they somehow dont have record of my payments, LUCKILY I print off the paper when I transact. I was able to prove my rent payments. Their corporate logs, and local office logs seemed to magically lose mutliple digital copies of my payments. NO I will never say "no more risk" because digital information can be modified slowly over time without people knowing. Thats why paper books and online versions are showing signs of brainwashing by changing semantics used and wording and IT CHANGES the entire contention. In this way, I say digital is a NICE ADDED security, but nothing beats real world items and experience. Ill keep my REAL massage guns, my REAL weights, motorcycle, and photos.... because at the end of the day. That paper will never get corrupted. A virus. or Hacked. I love the enthusiasm, just lets me realistic here!
I just signed up for the Quest 3 thing. Wish me luck. My headset died and I miss playing contractors 😅
Best of luck :)
Love to see people pushing boundaries with AR in public spaces. I made the “unhinged” decision to use my quest 3 as my laptop for college courses.
That's wierd I know they've always been pushing for practical reasons but I've never really heard of anyone actually using it like that, how does it work?
@@GeicoGuy25 Virtual desktop plus bluetooth mouse and keyboard in passthrough. still only been trialing it as classes haven't gotten started yet.
I am worried about if they can approximate eye brow movement with this kind of eye tracking, because eyebrows are a big part of facial gestures. This is still awesome from the foveate rendering perspective though!
i like practice 3d modeling in the quest, is kinda nice having some of those apps in it, and would be nice be able to record 3d video on the quest, to replay in it too. but seems it only do 2d video, kinda ironic.
I wonder if the eye tracker works still if the audio port is completely busted on the quest 2, cause mines broken but the rest of the quest 2 works still.
I'd love to get a Quest 3. I have a Quest 2 but would love to upgrade. Winning one would help since I will have to pay for the prescription lenses. I love the idea of tracking, but yeah I am not sure if I can use this with my glasses.
if you have a quest 2 i would wait.
as someone who went from a quest 1 to a quest 3 ive not been happy with it.
@@guesswho2778 why aren’t you happy with it?
@@Lvestfold4143 for me it was the lcd screen instead of oled making everything look like there was this grey fog hanging over it if there were dark scenes in games, you can see this really well when you boot up the headset and see the meta logo.
Thats all supposed to be fully black.
Also it just feels cheap and fragile.
If you are coming from a quest 2 you likely wont care about either of those but i didnt, i was using a quest 1 with an oled screen and an actually good build quality.
Ive actually just sold my quest 3 and am back to using my quest 1 while i wait to get a psvr2 because of its oled screen.
Alsowhile i was reslly into the mr stuff at first i quickly realised that there isnt a lot to do with it currently and all i was using it for was collision avoidance.
I can do that with my quest 1 passthrough easy.
This eye tracking won't work with prescription lenses. I love the prescription lenses. Makes it seem like I don't wear glasses. Hopefully a future incarnation will account for that.
There used to be a home makeover type show in the uk where they 3d modeled the house and they toured it in vr before they started to build. That would definitly be something I would use for my house and hopefully makes a comeback as vr gains traction
Yes!! That seems like a no brainer because it is so much easier to visualize and I'd assume it's cheaper but I guess 3D modelers recreating a house wouldn't be too cheap either.
what about face tracking?
I wonder how that's gonna work with battery extensions..It looks like it has a usb and mic slot under it.. not sure though
Is there a possible Pico 4 compatibility?
So, that Inseye Lumi seems really cool, but there is one extremely Important detail I can't find anywhere.
Eye tracking is clearly very useful for that special dynamic rendering method and simply tracking your eyes to move the eyes of your in game avatar.
But, does that work in Standalone mode, in PC mode (With Quest Link or Air Link or Virtual Desktop or something like that) or both?
That is extremely important information
I for example always play games on my PC
So if this only works in standalone mode it's useless for me
i can't access the giveaway. didn't have problems with the last givaways. it asks for an email, then asks me to sign in and once i sign into discord it just takes me back to saying it needs my email... :(
you mentioned spotify is there any native way to download spotify on quest becouse i have not find any native way if doing that neither on quest 2 or 3 i had to use sidequest and sideload something as lightning launcher to do that
I really want rto know if this will work with glasses, I'm guessing not but will we beable to use perscption lences with this acessory
I use perscription inserts already :(
Eye tracking in the Quest 3 will be Huge. That will essentially turn the Q3 into THE top headset recommendation for this particular era in VR....So as long as Meta incorporates Inseye's solution into the MetaOS. A Quest 3 with eyetracking that improves game performance, but also introduces compatibility with quest pro apps, could possibly upset an incoming Quest Pro 2's market.
back in my day (2016) if you looked any were but straight ahead your eyes hurt. the fact we can now move our eyes instead of having to move your whole head is already leaps ahead.
About the foveated rendering, games need to have that built in, if they don't have it, it doesn't matter if you got the item for it, it simply will not work. There will be people that get it, and expect it to work with every game when it simply cannot as well, the game doesn't support it. More game companies will need to start moving towards dynamic foveated rendering if you want this to be a thing, so until then, I would say save your money because there is literally a handful of PCVR games that utilize DFR. The other thing is, will they work with prescription lenses. If you wear glasses, then you better pull that headset away, because from those renders, the emitters inside the unit look like they will be coming out of the headset a good amount.
I'm interested in eye tracking if it works. I'll be getting it if it works for my quest 3.
Thank you, I put down a deposit.
That's actually incredible! Love innovation in the space.
Bigscreen beyond PLEASE I need this
Very impressed with all your ocular physiology-I had to go to med school to learn all that! I think it would be cool to have eye tracking and not pay AVP money to use it. Guess I have to give up that dollar for now….
Haha, I literally learned all of that over the last 6 years with learning about VR and none of it in school. Mostly on Reddit too so that's saying something :D
@@jaybrattCould have saved alot of money going to Reddit instead of med school!!!! 😒
@@Eagledocstew i feel like a med school certificate has a bit more merit than a reddit certificate though 😂
@@joogled1839 But a Redditt certificate costs a whole lot less! 🤓
@@EagledocstewThere's probably some additional minor perks from spending all your time in med school instead of Reddit.
would this work w/ index?
No
i really desperately want a return to PCVR. or at least an affordable tethered PCVR headset like what the PSVR2. because even though i'm pretty much set on the PSVR2 when the adapter drops, i still like to have options. just ditch the battery and MR/AR capabilities of the quest 3, slash that price down like 25% and i'm buying.
i went ahead and put the 1$ down. Ill try it at a cheap enough price range...
we are a family of quest 3. family of 3 quest 3's? we have 3 we are family and we have 3 👌
I signed up for it but, I am already disappointed with it. I didn't realize it tell I took a look at it. I think it was mentioned in this video but, I was at work. Anyway, the quest 3 an external battery pack is a staple but, with this thing you won't be able to use it with a battery pack.
I like the idea of an eye tracker, but I would want to be able to insert my prescription lenses like I did with my quest 2.
This is very interesting, thank you for making this video and informing all of us about this.
I would love to use the mixed reality around some of the things, but I don't know what they did recently with the updates, but it seems like my tracking cameras like in 30 frames per second it doesn't seem as smooth as it used to and it kind of seems like the tracking lags behind.
At least it's less warped now
Sounds great but since it’s third party a lot of devs probably won’t even support this product to its full potential. I bought the Bhaptics vest and slightly disappointed with how many games support it. If Quest 4 has eye tracking then this could be worth while to use on the 3 maybe? Just seems a bit complicated when really thinking about it.
So this new thing uses the USB-C port which makes the use of extra battery straps like the bobovr completely useless....
Hey, Great video as always Jay! I was just wondering, what was the game that you were playing at the 1:10 minute mark? Also, what games would you recommend that are realistic? I have a 4080 and I have only played VRchat on my quest 3 since I got it. Thank you so much!
hubris i think
I reserved a dollar, as there's no risk.
Same! I will try to see if we can get it quickly so that we can test it out and help others decide if they want to secure it or not.
@@jaybrattI’ve been hoping you would be looking into this! I saw this advertised on Instagram a few weeks ago. It’s super interesting
@@jaybrattBut it sounds like you will have to pay for prescription lenses…..already done with Reloptix! 😩
@jaybratt I wonder if I could use the eye tracking device if I have prescription lenses in my Quest 3 already. I know you mentioned on the video about it, but you didn't seem to know for sure. Anyway to get a definite answer.
I’m personally doing the eyetracker VR open source project with the kit which so far is cost me around $80
Yeah but......what apps are going to support it?
VR chat at least
Immersed. Apps that matter etc lol
Not even one.
Eye tracking looks good
i understand a lot more better👁️👀
2:09 fancy tech speak for camera lol wtf
I just want to make sure that augments are shareable.
That way my wife and I can both walk around in augmented reality.
Quest needs to make it easier to mod they made it impossible after last update at least with coded mods
I'll probably still get this as the Quest 3 is 300 times more comfortable than the Quest Pro, the only issue is that after buying the addon you could easily pick up a Quest Pro as they go on sale from Meta for Half price quite often and get Facial Tracking too. If you was to get this and wanted it for something like the VRChat and then wanted Facial Tracking.. The Vive Facial Tracker now costs $300+..
❤ Please let Quest-4 just come with Eyetracked-Foveated-Rendering (DFR) by default so the VR industry as a whole can start to get high graphics games and begin to truly shine. Sensored-ir DFR or Cam DFR anything to get the good games flowing. VR needs DFR to grow beyond being an hmd Nanny for kids with current games. All companies headsets need DFR standard for VR to grow. :)
Hopefully this new tech can help companies make the DFR standard happen.
❤Thanks Jay!❤
I hope they make more manwha and such in a VR .. i really enjoy the animated vr stories , experiences , some are basically comics and work verywell.. as a casual web reader of few webtoons/manga/manhwa etc , i think its doable with a semi animated way. Could be a cool experience. Wished it had more that just 5 minutes but a real few hours .
What are with the people that usese precription lenses. I don`t want to pay extra again to fit them with extra 😢
Interesting idea, Jay. But as someone that's had a Sim Racing Channel in the past. I hope that the section of your video that showed the LTT TV, where his staff was pointing out where he was looking, now doesn't suddenly show up in the recorded RACING / FLIGHT SIM video's etc. As this would (arguably?) make it terrible to watch for viewers of YT video's. But I'm guessing / hoping that the output straight to the monitor would show it as normal clear vision???
From looking at your channel I'm guessing you're doing mostly PC? This is very obvious to PSVR2 and there doesn't seem to be an option for the social screen on it to not also show the foveated rendering. It's an interesting question because I haven't used enough PC headsets with eye tracking to know if this would run into the same issue for making videos on it. If you learn more I'd love to hear back what you found out as a quick googling was no help for me. It kept thinking I was talking about using foveated rendering with an eye tracker for flat gaming.
I’m confused can I buy the eye tracker for 1 dollar or if I spend the dollar I get a discount that I don’t know the price of?
As I read it, pay $1 now and the future product will *only* cost $100 at launch. This implies a reserved discount and that the actual product un-reserved will cost more than $100.
as cool as this is, aftermarket upgrades like this will not mean that we will have a lot more software making use of it. hopefully, in the next major quest iteration, we get eye tracking and a neural band. Would be an insane moment for XR.
Jay: What do you use VR for that's not gaming?
Me: You KNOW what we both use it for when we ain't gaming...*Smirk* 😏
I will wait for meta buying this
I saw a shorts video the other day with you in it and some of the footage was from your glasses. It really fitted well with the rest of the footage. It was really good to see some of the footage from them integrated into the video without making a big show and tell about the camera glasses. Very impressive!
For giveaways points tiktok is banned in our country.
Hi!
4:12 EW WHAT IS THAT???
LOL, eye tracking can be a bit creepy looking!
I could not use eye tracking in vrchat. I can't be letting people know where Im looking lmao
The developing is good of Quest3, so that we insist making accessories about it. Also have Vision Pro, PICO.
inseye will only be half way decent for foveated rendering, and garbage for all other use. it's lacking too many capabilities for eye tracking use.
I'll stick with EyeTrackVR on my quest 3 thanks.
Linus Drop Tips !!!
dude, im gonna be so irresponsible with my money its crazy
my VR scene is gonna be like, weird trackers all over my body, crazy looking headset (vive delux audio strap, face tracking camera, hopefully a lumi), have my self hooked up to a KAT VR, greenscreen obviously, cables coming from the ceiling of course, all so i can experience vrchat a little differently💀
ngl, can i afterpay a lumi💀💀
this is huge
They got me dollar
Man we just need to wait like 3 or 4 years and they will make another vr head set 💀💀
Hi
What charging dock do you recommend
@@Cinnamonroll-v1w Kiwi design has the best headstrap and also a charging dock for it, works great!
I wish they would eventually bring wiener tracking to the Quest 3
That's called a lovense
@@MrJoaogameplays no, its not
Can’t really track it when it’s the size of a jelly bean
The Eye Tracker is really interesting but i just can't go back to only stock battery with the quest 3 after playing so long with the bobo S3.
They should've added some kind of power throughput or something and it would be a safe buy for me even tho it's not garanteed that developers are going to support it.
But like it is now, throwing me back to stock battery life, no way.
Wait my battery extendor has a slot for stuff dosnt yours?
The eye tracker hooks on to the regular port, and then you can plug whatever power stuff you had before into it like normal.
But meta sellling data about ur eye tracking would be dangerous , imagine having ur data about the content u watched or used on quest with exact eye pattern to where u actully looked and what items u focused on .
all im hearing is that the quest 4 is going to cost $700
so much for affordable standalone vr
id like a return to pcvr. cut out the battery and useless features in place for budget cuts and useful features. give me back my b&w passthrough and unlimited tethered play!
9:27 wtf happened lol buddy pal
Take my money now!!!!!
Same!! Especially for the $100 early price... although it feels weird they told us they can basically make these for $10 :D
I feel like this would be wasted on the quest 2 because of the crap Fresnel lenses. But this would go great with the quest 3.
That would be crazy if I tracking would come and metaquest 3
My questions is...okay and? This is third party hardware, the OS will still detect it as Quest 3 and hence incapable of eye tracking aka not making use of it...unless Meta support it officially (never gonna happen).
Yeah im going to wait for an actual use case. Feels unlikely for developers to bother unless its integrated automatically@maximusasauluk7359
$100 for eye tracking sounds like a great deal, but I don’t have the money for that, let alone the normal $160 :(
Get your money up
Playing minecraft on my new ps5
I play it on my old quest 3 with my brother on my even older quest 2😅
@jefmoesy sometimes I play it on quest 3 bur the render distance sucks
Tf happened to your audio at 9:30?
@@silentplayz6797 good question 😳 eek