A new Meta VR headset is expected to arrive before 2022 ends. This new wearable device was confirmed by Mark Zuckerberg during his appearance in "The Joe Rogan Experience" podcast.
"For the next device that's coming out in October, there are a few big features," said the billionaire.
As of writing, four new Meta virtual reality gadgets are expected to be launched between 2022 and 2024. This just shows that Zuckerberg is really committed to his metaverse goals.
Now, if you are among the fans interested in the new Meta VR headset, here's what you need to know about it.
New Meta VR Headset Confirmed by Mark Zuckerberg
According to Engadget's latest report, the Meta VR headset that is expected to launch this coming October is not named yet.
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However, many enthusiasts claimed that Zuckerberg is actually talking about the so-called Project Cambria.
The tech CEO recently announced that this new virtual tech would be released in its annual Connect event, which usually takes place every October.
Because of Project Cambria's features, it is called by various experts as the "laptop for the face." Recent speculations claim that it will have outward-facing cameras, which can enable mixed-reality experiences.
Aside from this, the new Project Cambria is also expected to allow avatars to mirror the exact expressions of users, allowing them to have more realistic experiences while in Meta's metaverse.
Now, all these features were also mentioned by Zuckerberg during his guesting on the recent "The Joe Rogan Experience" podcast.
New Meta VR Headset's Features
The Verge reported that the tech CEO provided the features of their upcoming wearable technology. These include a new social option that allows facial and eye-tracking activities.
He claimed that this could make eye contact in metaverses possible. The billionaire added that the new VR headset could also track the face of the user to make accurate avatar head movements.
If you smile, frown, or pout, your avatar will do the same thing. These are just some of the details shared by Zuckerberg. You can view this link to see more about the new VR wearable tech.
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Written by: Griffin Davis
