New Headset Oculus Rift S inside out tracking

https://uploadvr.com/oculus-rift-s-official/

Be interesting to hear how an inside out unit performs with a seat mover.

Maybe with a new approach for motion cancellation: Put a non-transparent box around your head and mount it to your seat. Then the headset cameras only detect movements relative to the box (and the seat).

It's terrible jittery to say the least, I was on dirt rally and how nice it looked it was soon disappointing as it needs stabilization or something as it's just far too sensitive to movements, abit like recording a video with a shaky hand on an old vhs camera system.
Sends you dizzy.
I never even gave it a thought tbh it might do that, so I have gone back to my cv1 now.
But that's no probs as I can still use this for the room scale stuff in the house as per plan if it was no good for the sim rig.

I'm such a div. Lol
I will try it today but finally had some proppa time with the Rift S on a room scale level.
I I have to say it's the controller which are not as good as the cv1.
They have made them too slick no definition for the holding of then I dont like them as much, seem they have made the change for fashion and looks not function.
Now for the divvy moment.
I never even noticed the button tbh thats under the headset as I only used it for 5mins on dirt rally and gave up.
Turns out that after messing in room scale I spotted the button and what it did and that was move the whole headset part towards your face so now I can have the pressure poss needed to keep the headset from bobbing about.
The reason I didnt think owt of the big button was I thought it was for the camera activation, and the headset was supposed to sit just on your face for comfort with that type head strap.
I am such an idiot tbh.
I will try out today again with the seat mover and see if it improves as the headset wont move jittery now I can push it into my face, that way can see if it still does it or clears this up for an ok on a seat mover via the outside tracking

Ha Ha !!
tried it today and its still the same problem, but it could be the foam is not very good and too soft as i still can not clamp it firm on my face so still think its got a jitter on, so the answer for me ATM is no it still don't work very well with dirt rally, i mainly the small details of virbrations thats the problem still.
will try find a better faceplat for the rift s.

Good feedback. Hopefully these sensorless (wall mounted) headsets won't be such a challenge for us simracers with motion in the near future.

The smiley may mean you are not serious about that proposal? But in fact, since I got the HP Reverb a week ago with an image so much better than the Valve Pro I had used with OVRIE, I have thought about a solution of this kind. However I am not 100% confident it would work. It all depends where the software puts the priority: on the virtual room it has created or the acceleration sensors?
Has any person ever tried it?

Has anyone got the rift headset to work with the motion seat movers.
I tried again after some time just incase any updates woudl fix things.
Its still the same problem for me jitter inside screens moving to the slightest motion.
It is a real shame for me atm as its som mich clearer than my cv1.
So would have been nice to run it.
I am happy with cv1 mind but the fact ibhave two sets and can not even run one is annying when ita the newset better res.
Cheers for any info.

I can use the HP Reverb with all flight and racing sims I have (and use thru Steam), but since OVRIE does not work with WMR I need to reduce motion level to between 15-30%. I had a GSeat before and I was able to run it at 100% level when using the Oculus Rift. Sorry, this isn't probably of much help to you?

When ever you post its info for everyone, its just small jitter, i would think it would be ok with most other sims just dirt rally is one i use for a quick blast here and there to keep me happy, so having the most sensitive movements at all times from the gravel type surfaces so jitter is at all times.
The rest i would think like circuit cars prob not an issue for it.
I have not tried as i don't want to keep swopping headsets really so hapoy either way with cv1
Just would have been nice as its alot clearer as in brighter more than owt with abit of a crispness to it on the rift s.

so markusb, after 1 year of posting, is there any progress? I'm building a 180º and the dof holl of the rift s will be a problem.

I never followed this approach. When I posted this, it wasn't even meant entirely serious.

Well maybe not a box around your head, but I wonder about eg: an enclosure (dome) over the platform at arms length away. I think the future is inside out tracking, and if that is how things go, motion sims will need to somehow embrace that eventually.

edit: after a few minutes thinking about it... it seems to me that inside out tracking a canopy connected firmly to the platform would be all you'd need to deal with motion compensation... but again... there would still be discrepancies between what the IMU says the HMD is doing and what the cameras say the HMD is doing (eg: sim tilts, IMU says we've tilted, but cameras say we're still level!), and I don't know if/how one could successfully throw away the IMU data if that's what would need to happen (if there even is an IMU on the rift S that is... there must be?!).

i rerch the setting for rift s and project car 2 (i7 and rtx 2080 super )