Valve has announced an update to its SteamVR Tracking technology, improving its base stations. SteamVR Tracking 2.0 supports more than two base stations and promises to be cheaper, quieter and more.

Accompanying the news that Valve has made a critical redesign of its ‘Knuckles’ motion controller, the company also recently released a new input system in beta that not only aims to create lifelike ...

In a community update Valve has revealed plans for improvements to its SteamVR system. In particular, much progress has been made in refining and improving the base stations Valve uses for tracking ...

Pimax, the company behind the wide field of view “8K” VR headset, today unveiled a new controller design intended to ship alongside their upcoming VR hardware. Much like Valve’s still unreleased ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. The SteamVR Knuckles controllers being developed for HTC Vive want ...

Valve is now shipping dev kits for the "Knuckles" controller it first showed at Steam Dev Days last year. "You or your company will receive the Knuckles Dev Kit directly from Valve," the company said ...

Valve has announced third-party VR hardware makers will be able to use a royalty-free license of SteamVR Tracking, essentially no longer giving manufacturers an excuse for bad tracking. SteamVR ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Manus today revealed the Manus Pro Tracker, a SteamVR tracking puck for the enterprise market. These will be the third option for SteamVR tracking puck on ...

Ian Hamilton writing for UploadVR about his experience playing Half Life: Alyx with Nintendo Joy-Con and the Apple Vision Pro: The tracking quality is far from ideal and I couldn’t get the gravity ...