According to UploadVR, the upcoming PSVR 2 will support Tobii eye tracking.
Tobii confirmed the news, which follows the company's February 2022 announcement that it was "in talks" with Sony to integrate eye tracking capabilities into PSVR 2.
Although Sony has not yet announced the launch date of PSVR 2, judging from previous information about the headset, PSVR 2 is expected to apply eye tracking technology including foveated rendering, which will reduce the need to support VR experiences. Overall system load requirements.
In other words, this will make PS5 VR games run more smoothly, although we haven't seen an actual gaming use case for this feature yet.
Tobii has developed eye-tracking hardware that has been integrated into several VR headsets over the years. For example, in 2018, Tobii collaborated with Qualcomm to develop a VR all-in-one reference design that supports eye tracking; in 2019, Tobii technology was integrated into the HTC Vive Pro Eye; and recently, you will be able to use the HP Reverb G2 Omnicept version and Pico Neo 3 Pro Eye experience Tobii eye tracking function.
Tobii said the technology deal will account for "more than 10%" of its 2022 revenue.
While we still don’t know the exact release date for the PSVR 2, reports have pointed to the device launching in early 2023, and Tobii’s announcement proves that Sony is preparing the various components needed to mass-produce the PSVR 2, before supply chains Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has pointed out that PSVR 2 will begin mass production in the second half of 2022 and will be launched in the first quarter of 2023.
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