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[[Oculus Touch]] is the first unique [[Input Device]] for the [[Oculus Rift]]. One Oculus Touch controller is held in each hand. These devices are wireless and motion tracked by the same [[positional tracking sensor]] that tracks the [[Rift]] [[HMD]]. In addition to traditional gamepad controls such as analog stick, buttons and triggers, Oculus Touch is able to detect hand gestures and provide [[haptic feeback]]. | [[Oculus Touch]] also known as the '''Half Moon''' is the first unique [[Input Device]] for the [[Oculus Rift]]. One Oculus Touch controller is held in each hand. These devices are wireless and motion tracked by the same [[positional tracking sensor]] that tracks the [[Rift]] [[HMD]]. In addition to traditional gamepad controls such as analog stick, buttons and triggers, Oculus Touch is able to detect hand gestures and provide [[haptic feeback]]. | ||
Oculus Touch was revealed alongside [[Oculus Rift CV1]], on June 11, 2015 during [[Oculus VR]]'s Pre-E3 Special Live Event. | Oculus Touch was revealed alongside [[Oculus Rift CV1]], on June 11, 2015 during [[Oculus VR]]'s Pre-E3 Special Live Event. | ||
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One wireless Oculus Touch is held in each hand. Some of its features are similar to a traditional gamepad. It has 1 analog stick and 2 buttons on top and 2 triggers, 1 for the index finger located in front and 1 for the middle finger on the side. | One wireless Oculus Touch is held in each hand. Some of its features are similar to a traditional gamepad. It has 1 analog stick and 2 buttons on top and 2 triggers, 1 for the index finger located in front and 1 for the middle finger on the side. | ||
Oculus Touch achieves 6[[DOF]] tracking. | Oculus Touch achieves low latency, 6[[DOF]] tracking through the same system as the [[Rift]] headset. IR LEDs are placed on the controllers' rings, allowing them to be tracked by the same [[positional tracking sensor]] that tracks the [[HMD]]. In addition to [[positional tracking]], controllers possess built-in [[IMU]]s that allow [[rotational tracking]]. | ||
The device has an inward facing sensor matrix that can detect hand gestures. | The device has an inward facing sensor matrix that can detect hand gestures. | ||