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This means Oculus has this technology working. Which means foveated VR headsets are coming soon.

• IshKebab 8y ago
  No it doesn't. You're ignoring hardware.
  • taneq 8y ago
    Hardware meaning the headsets which were mentioned in GP post?
• kranner 8y ago
  This seems unrelated to foveated rendering unless I'm missing something. Foveated rendering reduces the complexity of rendering in areas outside what the fovea is looking at, because they are blurry to us anyway. This adds blur to out-of-focus objects; but it seems obvious that in order to appreciate the effect you'd have to be looking at them via your fovea.
  • russdill 8y ago
    The two are related. In order to infer the user's focal length, you need to know what they are looking at. Which requires eye tracking, which is also a requirement of foveated rendering