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Seems to me it could be really good for use as a room tracker as well as work in tandem with hand controls to better track positioning. I don't think it would good just on its own though.
what dlacy said.
I see why not. I mean Sony brought back move with PSVR so I don't see why Microsoft can't do the same.
Doesn't seem to be a bad idea if they can get the latency down even more and improve stuff like finger tracking.
Yes I think it would! In fact a while back I assumed MS would be using Kinect for VR in the future!
Also, I've read the original article a few days ago and it seemed they found a way to track your hands and fingers so they could actually show up on screen accurately. Though it's still heavy in the R&D phase and I had kinda hoped, when I saw the article's title, that they were ready to release it in the wild so we might still be a few years off before this will be ready for consumers but the idea of not needing special controllers and such sounds awesome to me!