HTC’s new standalone Vive tracker (still unnamed) has a straightforward goal: work like the company’s existing trackers, but easier and on more platforms.

The Vive Tracker 3.0 is priced at $130 (compared to $100 for the 2.0 version) and due to launch on March 24th. This article may contain affiliate links. If you click an affiliate ...

Like the Facial Tracker, the VIVE Tracker 3.0 will run $129.99 and is "coming soon." So, just like that, HTC has a couple new tracking accessories coming to the VIVE – we'll let you know when ...

Revealed at CES 2017, the Vive Tracker works in the same way that the headset itself does. The Vive’s lighthouse sensors project infrared light and the Vive Tracker uses that light to calculate ...

Last year, the company launched the Vive Focus 3, the first US-bound 6-DoF standalone headset from Vive. The Focus 3 is a competent device that was well received by reviewers.

HTC has unveiled a new accessory for Vive Pro owners that will be able to track facial movements, including lips, jaw, teeth, tongue, chin and cheeks. The Vive Facial Tracker uses two cameras and ...

HTC's new Vive Tracker for VR uses cameras and inside-out tracking instead of a separate base station to bring your legs into VR and the metaverse. Will Meta copy with its own leg trackers for the ...

HTC's Vive Wrist Tracker works with VR headsets to track hand movements more accurately than Vive controllers, even when hands are not visible to the headset.

The new Vive Wrist Tracker will available in the first quarter of 2022 for $129. HTC says it has also designed an open-source 3D tracking solution that uses an inexpensive Arduino board and 3D ...

HTC released the Vive Ultimate Tracker, which when paired with one of the company’s virtual reality headsets, delivers multi-point body tracking for users for everything from first-person ...

The Vive Tracker 3.0 is smaller than previous Vive Trackers, and has better battery life (up to 7 hours, according to HTC). The trackers, also coming March 24, cost $130 each.