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Oculus acquires Pebbles to bring hands into the mix

Oculus acquires Pebbles to bring hands into the mix

Posted on July 17, 2015August 22, 2019 By Jarvis

Oculus has acquired Pebbles, a company all about tracking your hands with visual computing. For Oculus, this means bringing next-level hand-sensing, tracking, and visualizations into the mix with virtual reality. Instead of having to use a controller, soon you’ll be able to see and use your hands – without the aid of controllers. While we’ve seen glimpses of hand-tracking with the most recent version of Oculus Rift before the consumer edition, this technology should jolt Oculus forward. The demonstration you’re about to see will make the visual situation super simple to comprehend.
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Wearables Tags:computing, controller, Oculus, oculus rift, Slashgear, virtual reality

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