Sony continues to work on new ways to experience virtual reality, perhaps with a new generation of PlayStation VR; So are your new ideas.
Sony is working on new ways to control and interact with virtual reality through new control command patents with fingerprint recognition; This is demonstrated by the latest patents registered by the Japanese company and from which the UploadVR media has echoed. And it is that as suggested by the published designs, PlayStation would be trying to implement a more precise type of control similar to that already incorporated by other devices such as Valve Index.
New generation of PS VR?
Sony recently confirmed that the current PlayStation VR system will be compatible with PS5 so that users of their own virtual reality can continue to take advantage of its benefits thanks to the backward compatibility of the new generation; Of course, the company does not rule out at all renewing its virtual reality device to take advantage of the full potential of the new console. And here would come the new control systems that concern us.
Thus, and according to the new Sony patent, the Japanese company would be developing a control control in the purest Wiimote style with an array of touch sensors distributed throughout its rear grip surface that would detect many positions and pressures of the fingers
In addition, a strap adjusted to the player's wrist would even allow the user to release the command so that it did not detect any pressure without fear of falling to the ground, which could result in the player having stopped grabbing a particular object or that He has opened his hand; The possibilities are huge.
If it becomes a reality, PlayStation would have a virtual reality control system much more advanced than the current one based on PlayStation Move, with all the possibilities that this entails and that could even be compared to the most advanced systems on the market. We will have to wait for the near future of PS5 to see if it ends up confirming a hypothetical PS VR 2 with all these improvements.
