Sony today revealed a first look at its long-rumored VR motion controller with finger-tracking, along with detailed documentation of its inner workings. The controller prototype uses 62 advanced ...

Thanks to a few patent filings that have surfaced over the last two years, we’ve had an idea that Sony’s been tinkering with finger-tracking technology for a line of new VR motion controllers. It’s ...

AI SILK is a Japanese wearable-tech startup that’s set to unveil a new haptic glove at CES 2023 next month which approaches both haptic feedback and finger-tracking in a different way altogether. AI ...

At GDC 2022 this week, VR glove creator Manus revealed its new Quantum Metagloves which the company says delivers significantly more accurate finger tracking than its prior solutions. Though priced ...

A domestic virtual reality (VR) manufacturer unveiled the world's first commercial hand tracking mobile-driven VR headset, enabling a gesture recognition approach to create an immersive experience for ...

Earlier this month, Sony Interactive Entertainment’s Kazuyuki Arimatsu and Hideki Mori published a paper highlighting research on finger tracking technology in VR controllers. An accompanying video ...

Sony has provided a first look at the new controllers for PlayStation VR 2, which will combine finger tracking with the PS5's haptic feedback and adaptive triggers to provide "a much deeper sense of ...

Forward-looking: According to a research paper by Sony Interactive Entertainment's Kazuyuki Arimatsu and Hideki Mori, the console maker may be looking to implement full hand articulation in a future ...

As virtual and augmented reality steadily advance in both visual fidelity and headset comfort, researchers continue to work on input solutions that will feel more natural than holding controllers.

Sony has begun to share more details on its vision for next-gen virtual reality--and the full successor to PlayStation VR--today announcing and showing off the new controllers that will come with PSVR ...

The Butterfly Trackers operate on inertial measurement units, translating small changes in orientation and acceleration into ...