The VR glasses use a combination of eye tracking and hand gestures very similar to the Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses. You tap ...

What if you could swap perspectives with a human, animal, or object just by making eye contact? That question lies at the heart of Face Jumping, a new virtual reality (VR) experience co-created by UC ...

Meta's $1,299 VR Glasses combine 5K displays, AI, gesture controls and virtual desktops in a lighter headset powered by a ...

If you want a sleeker form factor, get ready to pay up.

Meta’s AI glasses focus on calls, audio, cameras, translation, navigation, notifications, and hands-free AI assistance.VR G ...

Face Jumping is a surrealist VR adventure that quite literally puts you in someone else's position eye tracking. What follows is a journey of rebirth and evolution, and I went hands-on during Venice ...

A new face-tracking extension lets Meta Quest Pro users poke their tongues out at you in a wordless statement of their feelings or even blow a raspberry. How better to express a sweltering day or an ...

PiEEG XR is an upcoming Quest 3 accessory that aims to make your VR avatar expressive without adding cameras. The device replaces the Quest 3’s standard facial interface with a sensor-equipped frame ...

Meta VR glasses combine gaming and productivity in a lightweight 100g frame. Read our hands-on review of the hand tracking and tether puck.

Meta’s not done with VR. Its sleek and expensive glasses-like VR device doesn’t need controllers, plays Quest games and is aiming to be your personal cinema too.

Eye tracking technology uses special sensors to follow what our eyes look at. Various flavors of the technology have been around for decades in medical and behavioral research, workplace safety, ...