Mark Zuckerberg released a nearly one minute video on his personal Facebook page, showing the company's unpublished high-end VR head display The current code name of the product is project Cambria, which is coded in the video, but Zuckerberg shows a "mixed reality" experience. The color camera of the new head display shows the penetration video of the external world, and superimposes the experience of similar games on these visual effects
The company has said that they want to use this device to realize the experience outside the game, especially productivity, although the demonstration called "the world beyond" is definitely more like a game in essence.
The company's $299 Quest 2 headphones already have penetrating cameras, but they can only capture gray images, and Cambria's onboard sensors will capture panchromatic, which should allow more immersive experiences. In addition, a dedicated depth sensor on the device will also help, which should help the headset place digital content in the user's physical space more accurately.
There are still many unsolved problems about the equipment. The most specific one is what "high-end" means in terms of price. Meta sells its VR products at a loss to a large extent, but with its redoubled efforts in metauniverse, it is unclear whether this is a long-term strategy.