The GOOVIS G3X weighs only 200g, so you can wear it around comfortably. It has built-in speakers to deliver rich sound. The G3X can be combined with the D4 media player which has a 8000mAh battery for prolonged use. This HMD has a 90-degree flippable and detachable head strap.

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This is the UNI-ONE from Honda: a personal mobility device with advanced self balancing sensors that allows users to move any direction by adjusting their posture. It has a seat that can be raised and lowered. It lets users move forward, backward, and sideways as well as turn around completely hands-free.

This personal mobility device uses two Omni Traction Drive Systems (HOT Drive System). It is smart enough to estimate he user’s intentions based on his/her posture. This video shows how it can be combined with a VR headset for immersive gaming.

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This is the Yubitora+: an extended finger tracker for Quest 2, Quest 3, and QuestPro touch controllers. It is easy to put on and off and doesn’t require any modification. It has a locking mechanism to stay put. This controller has close to zero delay. It communicates through Quest Link.

This controller has 2.4GHz wireless connectivity. It works with VRChat, Resonite, and other VR applications. You can find this project on Kickstarter.

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Here is another full body tracker that brings your legs into VR. The StonX CBT full body tracker comes with 6 wireless tracking pucks that you can upgrade to 8. It has a single dongle that connects to your PC. These pucks sync to your VR headset in SteamVR. The battery life lasts up to 20 hours.

StonX will have an open sourced software. It comes with 6 straps that are flexible and fit most sizes. This VR body tracker is compatible with VRchart, Neos, Blade & Sorcery, and other popular SteamVR games.

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Here is a VR accessory that gives you a more realistic golfing experience. The YOGES VR Golf Club Handle is compatible with  Meta Quest 2. It is ideal for games such as Golf 5 eClub, Walkabout Mini Golf, and other games. This VR golf club uses a strap to keep the controller locked.

This golf handle grip has a silicone construction. It works for right and left handed golfers. More information is available here.

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So you would like to get a more interactive workout on your treadmill? The vxFitRunPi has you covered. It is a wearable tracker with Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity and high precision accelerometer / gyroscope that turns workouts more interactive.

The vxFitRunPi comes with a virtual running app for indoor training. You can use it with your tablet, smartphone and Apple TV. You can use the vxFitRunPi  with Zwift, Kinomap, BigGym, and other similar apps. The battery life lasts up to 14 days if you run an hour each day.

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So you are looking for a way to bring your body movement into VR worlds? The Surplex VR Full Body Tracking Shoes have you covered. They come with 480 pressure sensors and WiFi connectivity to track your whole body movement. These sensors have a 60Hz refresh rate. They are compatible with all SteamVR compatible headsets.

Surplex lasts up to 9 hours on battery. It uses a 9-axis IMU for more accurate tracking of your leg movements and angles. To get started, you simply have to calibrate your Surplex for 5 minutes. You can find out more about it here.

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Here is a headset designed to take your VR experience to the next level. The Logitech Chorus VR Off-Ear Headset is made for Meta Quest 2. It has a lightweight, open ear design but still brings you immersive audio. It has a convenient flip to mute feature and stays cool, so you can play long games comfortably.

CHORUS has USB-C pass-through capability. No battery is required. You can find out more about it here.

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In the past few years, we have covered plenty of awesome VR controllers here. The SitWalk is also worth a look. It is an interactive motion simulator that makes your gaming experience more immersive. It is compatible with HTC VIVE, Oculus, and other major headsets.

This motion simulator comes with interactive foot control pedals. It lets you perform any motion while sitting, which means you can enjoy your games safely with no fatigue or motion sickness. This project is currently being funded on Kickstarter.

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VR treadmills are wonderful for those of you who want to take your gaming experience to the next level. The KAT Walk C2+ is a new VR treadmill that makes your SteamVR, Oculus, or PSVR games more immersive. It allows for 360-degree natural walking and movement. The C2+ version has even more features, including haptic feedback, sitting posture support, and an adjustable LED light.

These treadmills work with your favorite HMD. Their custom friction shoes let you adjust your experience with 5 levels of kinetic friction. Expected to ship in July. You can find out more about it here.

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Meet the VIVE Facial Tracker: an ultra-low latency facial tracker that uses dual cameras to capture full lower face motion from all angles with accuracy. It uses IR illumination to allow accurate tracking in lower light conditions. It has 60Hz tracking rate. You can pair this with VIVE Pro Eye for whole face tracking.

This device can track up to 38 facial movements across the lips, jaw, teeth, tongue, cheeks, and chin. It has Unity and Unreal Engine support. You can find out more about it here.

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