Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirmed in a recent interview with Joe Rogan that the company’s next virtual reality (VR) headset, Project Cambria, will be released in October 2023. The headset is expected to be a premium device that is aimed at business and enterprise users. It will feature a high-resolution display, eye tracking, and passthrough augmented reality (AR) capabilities. Zuckerberg also said that Meta is working on a new AR headset that is expected to be released in 2024.
Project Cambria is a significant development for Meta as it marks the company’s first major VR headset since the release of the Quest 2 in 2020. The Quest 2 has been a huge success for Meta, with over 10 million units sold. However, the Quest 2 is primarily aimed at consumers, and Meta is looking to expand its VR offerings with Project Cambria.
Project Cambria is expected to be more expensive than the Quest 2, but it will offer a number of features that are aimed at business and enterprise users. These features include eye tracking, which will allow users to interact with virtual objects and avatars using their eyes. Project Cambria will also feature passthrough AR, which will allow users to see the real world while they are using the headset.
The release of Project Cambria is a sign that Meta is serious about VR. The company is investing heavily in the technology, and it is clear that it sees VR as a major part of its future. Project Cambria is a significant step forward for VR, and it will be interesting to see how it is received by businesses and enterprise users.
Here are some additional details about Project Cambria:
- It will feature a high-resolution display with a resolution of 2160 x 2160 per eye.
- It will have eye tracking capabilities, which will allow users to interact with virtual objects and avatars using their eyes.
- It will have passthrough AR capabilities, which will allow users to see the real world while they are using the headset.
- It is expected to be more expensive than the Quest 2.
- It is expected to be released in October 2023.
