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Eye-tracked foveated rendering: VR graphics that follow your gaze

Original: Your VR headset can watch your eyes to decide where the graphics effort should go. Eye-tracked foveated rendering concen

VR headsets can now track a wearer's eyes to concentrate graphical detail only where the user is looking, cutting rendering work everywhere else. Eye-tracked foveated rendering is supported by Sony's PlayStation VR2 in compatible games, and tech commentators are exploring how the technique uses human vision to shape rendering priorities and performance in virtual reality.

Why now: Interest in how eye-tracking technology boosts VR performance and graphics efficiency

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• Your VR headset can watch your eyes to decide where the graphics effort should go. Eye-tracked foveated rendering concentrates detail where you look and reduces work elsewhere. Sony’s PlayStation VR2 supports it in compatible games. We explore how your vision helps shape a… · MoveTheNeedle@masto.nu · 5

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