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Reality adverse in its oculus test. resolution games has cancelled their involvement after a backlash from players. and finally, there is now an intelligent carpet that can track your movements. researchers from mit's computer science at al laboratory have created the new tactile sensing carpet can estimate human poses. the intelligent rug has over 9000 sensors converting a person �*s pressure into electrical signals and outfitting a 3d human model. it's a step towards improving workouts, smart homes and gaining. aladdin's magic carpet may have a competitor. you may remember that last year i...

Filed to:blaston Screenshot: Resolution Games Facebook recently ruffled the virtual reality community’s feathers when it announced plans to test a new type of in-game advertising in popular Oculus Quest game Blaston. But the blowback’s been harsh enough that developer Resolution Games has announced that it is pulling the $13 game from Facebook’s ongoing ad test program. “After listening to player feedback, we realise that Blaston isn’t the best fit for this type of advertising test,” Resolution Games explained on Twitter. “Therefore, we no longer plan to implement the test.”...

Chris Davies - Jun 16, 2021, 2:28pm CDT Facebook is adding adverts to Oculus Quest, revealing today that it’s testing in-headset ads in a handful of virtual reality titles. It’s an announcement that many predicted would one day happen, after Facebook acquired Oculus in early 2014, though until now the social networking behemoth had seemed content to leave its promotional campaigns to its smartphone and desktop interfaces. No good thing lasts forever, though, and sure enough your next VR experience may well have some commercials in it. The ads won’t, at least, be view...

Facebook to start testing advertisements in Oculus VR games Facebook’s Oculus Quest virtual reality headset is shown. The social network will begin experimenting with ads in some VR games. (Ricardo DeAratanha / Los Angeles Times) By Naomi Nix Print Facebook Inc. plans to start showing advertisements in virtual reality games on its Oculus Quest headset, a push toward turning the expensive hardware business into a moneymaker for the social network. For now, the move is a test. In the next few weeks, Facebook will run ads in Blaston, a futuristic shootout game from Resolution Games, a...

Facebook have announced that they are to start testing adverts within VR games that run on Oculus devices, a move that should surprise literally no one.