Pico does not provide the necessary tools to implement it. Pico devices do not support eye tracking for PC applications. Headset brand Supports eye tracking in OpenXR Toolkit? HP Reverb G2 Omnicept Yes Oculus Quest Pro Yes Varjo (all models) Yes Pimax with Droolon eye tracking module Yes Pimax Crystal Coming soon HTC Vive Pro Eye, Vive Focus 3 No Pico Neo 4 Pro No Please note that if you are interested in using OpenXR Toolkit with OpenVR applications through OpenComposite, that table will tell you a more accurate story than the table below. OpenXR Toolkit will work both with the native OpenXR runtime and OpenXR via SteamVR. Fortunately, the majority of headsets can support OpenXR via SteamVR as a fallback, and leverage OpenXR Toolkit that way.įor headsets that do not require the use of OpenXR via SteamVR, please note that using OpenXR via SteamVR is still an option, if you prefer to use SteamVR. Lately, marketing tends to advertise OpenXR support for certain devices without mentioning whether it is applicable to standalone mode (eg: Android apps) or PC. OpenXR Toolkit is compatible with any headset supporting OpenXR on PC. Launch the OpenXR Toolkit Companion app to confirm that the software is active.

Follow the instructions to complete the installation procedure. This software provides a collection of useful features to customize and improve existing OpenXR applications, including render upscaling and sharpening, foveated rendering, image post-processing, hand tracking to controller input simulation (on supported devices only) and other game-enhancing tweaks.ĭISCLAIMER: This software is distributed as-is, without any warranties or conditions of any kind.

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