Virtual reality pioneer snaps up Israel-based firm to “advance virtual reality”

Oculus acquires company behind hand-tracking interface

Oculus VR has entered into an agreement to acquire Pebbles Interfaces, a firm that specialists in hand-tracking.

The Israel-based firm has spent the past five years researching and developing algorithms to detect and track hand movement, as well as custom optics and sensor systems, according to the VR firm’s site.

Pebbles Interfaces will be working with Oculus’ own hardware engineering and computer vision teams to “help advance virtual reality, tracking and human-computer interactions”.

Control inputs is a hot topic in the world of virtual reality development. You can read our recent analysis here.

Check out Pebbles’ work in the video below:

About MCV Staff

Check Also

pub [Industry news] G2 and PUBG MOBILE announce partnership

[Industry news] G2 and PUBG MOBILE announce partnership

Today, G2, one of the world’s leading entertainment and esports brands, and PUBG MOBILE Esports, are excited to announce their partnership to develop the mobile esports scene in Western Europe. Combining G2's award-winning industry expertise with PUBG MOBILE Esports' global competitive ecosystem, the partnership will drive growth across the region through the 2026 PUBG MOBILE Club Open (PMCO) Western Europe Wildcard, alongside the launch of a dedicated ambassador programme.