With Facebook-owned Oculus and Sony ramping up their virtual reality (VR) plans for the launch of their respective VR headsets early next year, Valve isn’t one to be left behind. The company
Virtual reality, artificial intelligence and drones will enable Facebook to create a more lifelike and useful social network, the company said in its clearest explanation so far for technology projects that have
Sony unveiled a prototype headset this week capable of surrounding a wearer’s vision with interactive virtual worlds. The system, codenamed Project Morpheus, utilizes a 1080p head-mounted display with head-tracking capabilities and works in
