The two cameras of Sony VR2 glasses

The top left camera of the Sony glasses The two lower cameras of the Sony VR2 headset are sold with the base and its cable complete. The Sony PlayStation VR2 glasses do not need a separate external camera to operate, but contain four built-in cameras in the outer structure of the glasses themselves for motion tracking and the player's surroundings. The main features of the built-in cameras: Inside-Out Tracking: The glasses use the four built-in cameras to scan the room's surroundings and accurately determine the player's position and movement and the controllers, eliminating the need for an external camera or additional sensors that were necessary in the first generation of the glasses (PS VR1). Play area scanning: The user can automatically scan the room just by moving their head, as the cameras create a 3D map of the available play space. Pass-through View: The cameras allow you to see the real world around you while wearing the glasses, helping to locate yourself or find the controllers without removing the glasses.