Apple is reportedly making strides to improve the gaming capabilities of its Vision Pro headset by introducing support for third-party VR hand controllers. (Reuters) Apple is reportedly making ...

The Vision Pro may currently be one of the best VR headsets for accessibility thanks to its eye and hand tracking. Controllers may also allow for new ways to select apps without pinching.

Leaked 3D models hidden in a recent SteamVR update appear to show off a new VR motion controller ... Roy “has capacitive touch likely to aid in hand skeleton creation.” Lynch also speculates ...

Vision Pro, on the other hand, doesn’t support motion controllers, which means the vast majority of the most popular VR content to date doesn’t have a straightforward path to working on Apple ...

The peripherals feel natural when held, and incorporate innovative features of the DualSense PS5 controller, like haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. Still, hand tracking makes VR headsets ...

When Apple launched the Vision Pro earlier this year, it did feature some games, but nothing that would traditionally be considered a VR title. Instead, Apple focused on porting over existing iOS ...

Apple and Sony's talks centered on supporting third-party hand controllers to expand ... introduced the Vision Pro to the world as it did not share a VR or AR-specific wearable to the public ...

Although PlayStation 5 and Xbox controllers are currently supported by Vision Pro, they lack the six degrees of freedom required for precise VR gaming ... relying solely on hand and eye gestures.

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