The tech is still too young. I imagine future headsets will be able to stream a face capture and map it onto the VR avatar in real time. Eye tracking is already

The tech is still too young. I imagine future headsets will be able to stream a face capture and map it onto the VR avatar in real time. Eye tracking is already becoming mainstream, so face tracking is the next logical step. Google's Project Starline is really impressive and seems to be progressing. If that could be made to fit on a headset, using perspective distortion like on the new iPhones, then you could presumably capture expressions. Or just by using an external camera, and overlaying the eye tracking feed to remove the headset. It doesn't sound so far fetched.