Pico 4 Pro bo imel samodejni IPD, barvni prehod, HD Controller Haptics

A listing with the Bluetooth standard body reveals new features of the upcoming Pico 4 Pro.

ByteDance, the Chinese tech giant behind the TikTok app and Pico VR headsets, dražil naslednika liniji Pico Neo 3 ko lansiranje evropskim potrošnikom aprila z navedbo, da bo kupcem dal 35-odstotni popust "ali bi v naslednjih 12 mesecih od Pica prišel še kakšen drug izdelek«.

Julija ameriško regulativno vložitev za "Pico 4" in "Pico 4 Pro", ki jima je sledil navidezne slike krmilnikov pušča.

An image in that regulatory filing appears to show pancake lenses, which support smaller panels with a shorter gap to the lenses and thus a slimmer & lighter headset design. V vlogi je navedeno oba modela sta enaka, razen "dodatne funkcije sledenja očem in sledenja obrazu za Pico 4 Pro".

zdaj, seznam with the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) reveals additional features of the headset. Here’s the full text:

Phoenix is Pico 4rd generation 6DOF head and controllers Premium VR All-in-one headset after Pico Neo 3.

The minimum display and optics making smaller, the higher resolution display and more clearest optics making more impressive vision experience. As a basic all-in-one device, it integrates a high quality RGB camera to unlock a new level Mix-Reality experience, the eye and face tracking making a more real avatar, the wide band LRA included in the controller to make the haptic experience more immersive.

With four cameras and many other sensors to enable not only head inside-out tracking , but also dual 6DOF controllers and hands gesture tracking at the same time, it includes automatically hardware IPD adjustment to adaptive user’s IPD to more accurate and comfortable vision experience

The spelling mistakes & poor grammar are likely due to this being a translation not meant for consumer eyes – ByteDance is a Chinese company.

The listing indicates Pico 4 Pro’s codename is Phoenix. It also seems to confirm it has smaller displays and lenses for a more compact design. It reveals the resolution has been increased over the Pico Neo 3, that it has a color camera for mixed reality, and that the controller has a linear actuator which would enable high fidelity haptics.

But the most unexpected revealed feature is automatic IPD adjustment, which means the lenses automatically move sideways to match the distance between the wearer’s eyes to maximize visual comfort. The only consumer headset to date with this feature is the $2000 PC-based Varjo Aero. Quest 2 and Pico Neo 3 only offer three preset lens separation distances, and the lenses have to be moved by hand. Automatic adjustment would be particularly useful for demoing the headset to friends & family because you wouldn’t need to guess their interpupillary distance.

Since the listing appears to be for Pico 4 Pro, it’s not clear how many of these features will also be present in the base Pico 4. However, given the July FCC filing described it as identical except for the face & eye tracking it’s reasonable to assume the base model will also have the higher resolution and color passthrough, but not the automatic IPD adjustment.

The biggest remaining question is how ByteDance plans to price the Pico 4 lineup. A Chinese analyst claims it will launch globally this month with a subsidy, but just how deep will this subsidy be? Will the base model match Quest 2’s $400 price with superior specs? And how will the Pro model’s price compare to the kmalu lansirati Quest Pro? Odgovori na ta vprašanja bodo odločili, ali bo to trenutek, ko se bo Meta soočila z resnično konkurenco na samostojnem trgu VR.