Samsung's XR Headset: Hand Tracking and Optional Controllers

Samsung's "Project Moohan" XR Headset to Include Optional Controllers

Samsung's upcoming "Project Moohan" XR headset will support optional controllers, expanding its input options beyond hand gestures. Similar to Apple Vision Pro, "Project Moohan" utilizes outward-facing cameras to track hand movements for UI navigation. Users can perform actions like tapping, pointing, and zooming using intuitive gestures.

Optional Controllers for Enhanced Gaming

While hand tracking offers a seamless experience, Samsung is also developing first-party motion controllers (model number ET-OI610). These controllers are expected to be sold separately and are likely aimed at enhancing gaming experiences. Details about their design and functionality remain scarce.

Release and Further Information

Samsung's XR headset is slated for release later this year. For more insights into the world of XR, check out Gemini AI's role in enhancing Android Auto. You can also explore the latest advancements in smart glasses technology and stay updated on Samsung's latest software updates.