Tobii says it's in talks to provide eye tracking for Sony's PlayStation VR2 | Engadget

Tobii says it's in talks to provide eye tracking for Sony's PlayStation VR2

technology for the next-gen VR headset. It noted the discussions were"ongoing" and that it couldn't share the potential financial impact of the deal. The firm is required to divulge the negotiations to honor EU market regulations.

We've asked Sony for comment. The company previously confirmed the PlayStation VR2 would use eye tracking, but didn't name a tech supplier or explain in detail how the feature would work. The headset will also use camera-based"inside-out" tracking to detect head and controller movement. The revelation suggests PlayStation VR2 might not arrive for a while. Game console makers typically need to solidify hardware specs well in advance, both for the sake of manufacturing and to give developers time to produce games optimized for new devices. If Sony still hasn't chosen a provider for a key feature like eye tracking, a launch is still a long ways off.

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