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To this end, Meta is researching AI-assisted gaze synthesis that generates perspective-correct viewpoints in real-time and with high visual fidelity. One of the problems yet to be solved is that the passthrough technology captures a perspective of the world that is spatially displaced from the eyes, which can be irritating during prolonged use. However, this does not yet achieve a perfect reconstruction of the physical environment. On the right is an early reverse-passthrough prototype. On the left is an Oculus Rift that blocks the view of the VR user’s eyes.

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Meta Quest Pro is supposed to improve this display mode noticeably with a higher resolution and color. Meta Quest 2, for example, offers a passthrough mode in grainy black and white. This technology, called passthrough, already exists in commercially available VR headsets, if in rather poor quality. Headset sensors record the environment and display it as a video image in virtual reality. This both for reasons of user comfort and of social acceptance. VR users should be able to see the environment as much as the environment can see the VR users.

The perfect VR headset must be translucent in both directions. The current prototype is so heavy that it hangs from the ceiling – and is extremely energy-hungry.Īccording to Meta, HDR contributes more to visual realism than, say, resolution and variable focus, but is the furthest from practical implementation. Starburst can realistically simulate lighting conditions in closed rooms and night environments. Mark Zuckerberg holds the Starburst prototype.

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