Valve’s rumored standalone XR headset, codenamed ‘Deckard’, has been the subject of speculation since mention was first discovered back in 2021. Now, information obtained by tech analyst and VR pundit Brad Lynch (aka ‘SadlyItsBradley‘) points to Valve gearing up production for the long-awaited device. Deckard is still largely a mystery, although rumors suggest Valve’s next headset …
Aight, here’s how the Deckard will be like.
The Deckard is the result of 15 years of research into neural sensing. It will enable the Deckard to track your eyeballs by reading your brain signals, so it does not need optical sensors that looks at your eyes to know where you are looking, it knows because your brain knows… That’s not all, thanks to the brain’s natural ability to track your body limbs without vision, proprioception, the Deckard will be able to do full body tracking without the use of external sensors. It will track the position of your limbs based on how the brain sees the position of your limbs. Yes, that means that it will be able to track the movement of your head, and also the movement of your whole body so there are no need for any form of video capture or lighthouses to track your movement. The Deckard will perfectly replicate your movement by how your brain knows it is also moving through your room. Think that’s amazing? There’s more. It will know what your are looking at, -, or interpreting to be looking at in the game. Looking at a gun on a table in the game? The Deckard will know that you think you are looking at a gun on a table in the game in the same way that you know your are. The game can then deduce that you may be considering to pick up the gun and use it, and therefore change the circumstances of the game in response to that scenario. On last thing, - the Deckard 2 will come with neural writing tech, which will mean the end of monitors as the Deckard 2 will instead project images directly into your vision, enabling vision sharpness and color vibrancy passed the capabilities of our natural eyeballs. It will be like having a 4th color cone, or tetrachromatic vison, enabling us to see hundreds of millions of new color variations. The heads traps are even capable of fitting the head shape of sheeps.
Aight, here’s how the Deckard will be like. The Deckard is the result of 15 years of research into neural sensing. It will enable the Deckard to track your eyeballs by reading your brain signals, so it does not need optical sensors that looks at your eyes to know where you are looking, it knows because your brain knows… That’s not all, thanks to the brain’s natural ability to track your body limbs without vision, proprioception, the Deckard will be able to do full body tracking without the use of external sensors. It will track the position of your limbs based on how the brain sees the position of your limbs. Yes, that means that it will be able to track the movement of your head, and also the movement of your whole body so there are no need for any form of video capture or lighthouses to track your movement. The Deckard will perfectly replicate your movement by how your brain knows it is also moving through your room. Think that’s amazing? There’s more. It will know what your are looking at, -, or interpreting to be looking at in the game. Looking at a gun on a table in the game? The Deckard will know that you think you are looking at a gun on a table in the game in the same way that you know your are. The game can then deduce that you may be considering to pick up the gun and use it, and therefore change the circumstances of the game in response to that scenario. On last thing, - the Deckard 2 will come with neural writing tech, which will mean the end of monitors as the Deckard 2 will instead project images directly into your vision, enabling vision sharpness and color vibrancy passed the capabilities of our natural eyeballs. It will be like having a 4th color cone, or tetrachromatic vison, enabling us to see hundreds of millions of new color variations. The heads traps are even capable of fitting the head shape of sheeps.