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[suggest] Pico’s tracker support #2072
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Unfortunately last time i heard/saw, pico have not provided any public documents on openxr extensions that they are using for them. |
In fact, as I know, Pico's body and facial data can be obtained on the Pico avatar SDK. As for how to convert it into data that can be delivered to Steam VR, I am not very clear. If you want to learn about the Pico avatar SDK, you can go to the homepage of the Pico developer page |
I have learned through internal channels that Pico's open XR body data has now entered the preview stage, and developers who have signed developer agreements with Pico can access it. |
Well, I guess it's waiting game again until they open those exts properly to everyone instead of hiding behind agreements... |
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to share an exciting development from Pico regarding their new body tracking technology, which is currently in the beta testing phase. The full-body tracking capabilities are reported to be exceptional, and they have already released the API for it.
Considering this advancement, I propose that we explore the possibility of integrating Pico’s tracker support into the upcoming version of ALVR.
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