August 5, 2025

Category: Virtual Reality

Researchers Catalog 170+ Text Input Techniques to Improve Typing in XR
Virtual Reality

Researchers Catalog 170+ Text Input Techniques to Improve Typing in XR

Efficient text entry without an actual keyboard remains an industry-wide challenge for unlocking productivity use-cases in XR headsets. Researchers have created a comprehensive catalog of existing text entry techniques to codify different methods and analyze their pros and cons. By making the catalog freely available, the researchers hope to give others a head start on […]

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New York Makes Driving Trains Fun For All
Virtual Reality

New York Makes Driving Trains Fun For All

There’s perhaps no medium better suited to deep simulation than VR, which is why it’s surprising that we haven’t seen more train simulators on either PC VR or standalone devices like the Meta Quest. The most hardcore simulator fans will recreate the driver’s seat of trains or invest in lavish setups and controls to recreate […]

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Secure Your Family’s Digital Life for
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Secure Your Family’s Digital Life for $16

Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you’ll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners. Digital clutter isn’t just an inconvenience for business professionals—it’s a productivity killer. Add in family concerns like kids […]

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How to Protect Your IP Without Breaking the Bank
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How to Protect Your IP Without Breaking the Bank

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Patents can be a hidden cost trap for startups. While they seem like a one-time expense, the reality is different. Filing is just the beginning. A single U.S. patent can exceed $50,000 over its lifetime as legal fees, government fees, international filings and annuities after issuance stack […]

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Developer Gets PlayStation VR2 Eye Tracking Working On PC
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Developer Gets PlayStation VR2 Eye Tracking Working On PC

A software engineer managed to get PlayStation VR2’s eye tracking working on PC, though they caution that it’s currently “extremely WIP” and lacks calibration. The developer currently goes by the handle whatdahopper, and releases their software open source as Bnuuy Solutions. Their first publicly released VR tool was OculusKiller, three years ago, which makes Quest […]

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