The smartwatch-like device will help better track hands and objects when wearing a VR headset.

I may just be the biggest advocate for virtual reality and it seems like a VR eye-tracking company has just figured out a way to track your hands and eyes.

Valve's Index Controllers have a lot of sensors. The second half of its new Valve Index VR system, each controller uses a whopping 87 sensors, including optical, motion, capacitive and force sensors.

Thankfully, HTC’s new Vive Tracker is about to make specialized VR accessories way easier to use for both consumers and out-of-home VR businesses.

SensoMotoric Instruments (SMI) is a Berlin based company involved in creating eye tracking solutions across several industries, and has been doing so for the past 25 years. At MWC I sat down with ...