The Quest Pro now supports tongue tracking. That's all folks!
Meta’s premium headset, the Quest Pro, gets its most outlandish feature to date. I mean, honestly, do that many people need to stick their tongues out in VR?
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Meta’s premium headset, the Quest Pro, gets its most outlandish feature to date. I mean, honestly, do that many people need to stick their tongues out in VR?
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In the video embedded below, developer Korejan shows how the Quest Pro can now track their tongue with version 60 of Meta’s OpenXR face tracking extension, as spotted by UploadVR. The feature hasn’t been widely adopted yet, but Korejan has added support in their third-party VRFCT face-tracking module and ALXR PC VR streaming app.