Virtual reality technology continues to evolve, bringing increasingly immersive experiences to users. The latest rumor states that Asus is preparing a new VR project codenamed Tarius.
This information was revealed by the @Lunayian on the platform X (formerly Twitter) and reported by PCGamesN. This project is rumored to bring advanced features such as eye tracking, face tracking, OLED screens, and most likely integrate Meta Horizon OS.
Eye and Face Tracking Technology for Immersive Experience
Rumor has it that this VR project will be equipped with technology eye tracking and face tracking. This technology enables more responsive and intuitive interface control, enhancing user interaction within the virtual world.
In addition, eye tracking supporting the implementation of foveated renderingThis is a technique that prioritizes high-quality rendering on the area directly seen by the user's eyes. This not only improves device efficiency, but also keeps visual quality at an optimal level.
Meanwhile, face tracking opens up opportunities for more realistic social experiences, especially in applications such as VR Chat. With this technology, users' facial expressions can be replicated in real-time, creating a more lifelike and interactive virtual communication experience.
Visual Technology: OLED Display
Leaks also indicate that this project will use a QD-LCD display with a local dimming or µOLED. This technology is designed to deliver high-quality visuals with vivid colors and sharp contrast.
The use of this advanced display technology is expected to provide an immersive and stunning visual experience, both for gaming needs and professional applications. Asus' reputation as a premium device manufacturer further strengthens expectations for the quality of the VR project's visual display.
Meta Horizon OS: New Opportunities for the Meta Ecosystem
In PCGamesN's report, @Lunayian mentions that this project will most likely be one of the most popular headset the first third party to adopt Meta Horizon OS. This operating system is designed to efficiently manage data and virtual space, while providing users with access to Meta's storefront, which contains a wide range of compatible content and applications.
This integration allows users to utilize the Meta ecosystem more flexibly, especially for those who already have content on the platform. With this support, Asus' VR project has the potential to become an attractive device for VR technology enthusiasts.
New Dynamics in the VR Market
This project shows Asus' ambition to compete in the VR market, which has been dominated by Meta. By adopting Horizon OSAsus can leverage its established software ecosystem to expand its product range.
Meta steps to unlock Horizon OS to third parties is also an important strategy to encourage more innovation in the VR industry. This approach allows for more collaboration, ultimately creating more relevant and competitive VR devices.
Rumors about Asus' VR project give an idea of the potential for great innovation in the world of Virtual Reality. With features like eye tracking, face tracking, OLED displays, and integration Meta Horizon OSThis project has the opportunity to create a better and more relevant VR experience. Although the details are still speculation, the development of this project is worth monitoring.
Source: PC Gamer
