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HP itself confirmed the news yesterday, adding that orders will be taken from its official website. The G2 Omnicept Edition takes the existing headset and adds sensors to track pupil size and eye movement, the user’s heart rate, and even facial expressions with a unit mounted to the bottom of the device. The sensory data, HP says, can be used to enhance the effectiveness of VR training solutions, measuring how users respond to certain situations.
Features:
- Eye-tracking
- Dynamic foveated rendering
- Personalized VR
- Realistic avatars
- Intuitive interfaces
The headset is launching next month, starting at $1,249. You can learn more by visiting the official HP website. Also don't forget to join our new Telegram channel, our Discord, follow us on Instagram and Twitter, where we are sharing breakdowns, the latest news, awesome artworks, and more.
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