Facebook has announced AR and VR inclusions in the way we interact and a new Social VR world called Facebook Horizon.
During the Day 1 keynote, new developer tools, end-to-end solutions for VR enterprise have been unveiled along with Oculus Quest.
Facebook Horizon: A VR World
The platform has announced Facebook Horizon, a new social experience in VR where you can build your own worlds with easy-to-use tools where no coding skills are required. The beta is scheduled to begin early next year.
The company has announced hand tracking on Oculus Quest, enabling natural interaction in VR while using your own hands-on an all-in-one device — no extra hardware required.
Hand tracking on Quest will be released as an experimental feature for Quest owners and a developer SDK in early 2020.
Oculus Link
Oculus Link is a new way for people who own Quest and a gaming PC to access content from the Rift Platform. The software will be released in beta this November, and it will work with most high-quality USB-C cables.
Later this year, Facebook will also release a premium cable with maximum throughput to run Rift content and a longer cord so you can move easily in VR.
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