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Oculus Touch: the new must-have VR input controller

Oculus Touch: the new must-have VR input controller

Posted on June 12, 2015August 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Today Oculus founder Palmer Luckey introduced Oculus Touch, a pair of controllers for the virtual reality environment. Made with the virtual reality universe in mind, Oculus Touch will be working in demos at E3 2015, but won’t necessarily be available with the first release of the Oculus Rift consumer headset in Q1 2016. In this handset set – two controllers – are capacitive touch, gesture recognition, and a set of traditional inputs as well. Whether or not these controls will work with anything other than Oculus Rift is yet to be seen.
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