Tobii Horizon and Star Citizen @TobiiOfficial
Tobii Horizon and Star Citizen  @TobiiOfficial
Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Let us introduce Tobii Horizon that supports Extended view and Six Degrees of Freedom:

Extended View
Tobii Horizon supports extended field of view by allowing the user to control the in-game camera with intuitive head movements. By enabling the user to use their head movements as a mode of interaction with the game, they achieve a playing experience that feels more immersive and exciting.

Six Degrees of Freedom
State of the art immersion powered by Head Tracking and Six Degrees of Freedom

Tobii Horizon uses advanced head tracking technology to translate real-life head movements and provide Six Degrees of Freedom (6DoF) in games.

The following different movements are possible:

- Yaw: Rotating your head from side to side
- Pitch: Rotating your head up and down
- Roll: Rolling your head from side to side
- X: Horizontal sideways movement
- Y: Vertical movement (up and down)
- Z: Zoom (forwards/backwards movement)

For more information visit; https://www.tobii.com/products/integr...
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