Some of the latest developments include:
- Meta Quest 3S: A more budget-friendly version of Meta’s Quest 3, launching at around £289. It offers a similar performance to the Quest 3 but with a reduced price point, making it more accessible while still providing advanced mixed-reality capabilities. Meta is targeting this headset as a way to ease developers’ work by ensuring a unified ecosystem between premium and budget devices
- DPVR P1 Pro Cam: Designed for educational purposes, this headset is optimized for virtual learning, offering a high-resolution display and built-in camera, showing VR’s increasing role in remote learning environments
- Varjo XR-3 and Aero headsets: These are pushing the boundaries of ultra-high-definition displays, eye-tracking technology, and mixed reality for professional environments such as simulation training and design
These advancements show VR headsets are diversifying in use cases, from consumer-friendly options to professional-grade solutions for specific industries.