Difference between revisions of "Comparison of tracking systems"
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Revision as of 01:58, 25 July 2017
There are several consumer-level tracking systems currently available. Originally, these were used for interaction with regular non-VR video games, but more recent tracking systems have been used for VR systems.
| Brand & Model | Tracking system | Inside-out | Outside-in | Marker-based | Marker light frequency |
IMU | Spacial resolution (mm) |
Latency (ms) |
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| Facebook/Oculus Rift | Constellation | No | Yes | Yes | Infrared | Yes | ? | ? |
| HTC Vive / SteamVR | Lighthouse | Yes | No | Yes | Infrared | Yes | 0.3 | 15 |
| Microsoft HoloLens | ?? | Yes | No | No | Infrared | Yes | ? | ? |
| Nintendo Wii Remote | ?? | Yes | No | Yes | Infrared | Yes | ? | ? |
| Sony PSVR | ?? | No | Yes | Yes | Red/Green/Blue | Yes | ? | 18 |
| WorldSense | Yes | No | No | ? | Yes | ? | ? |
