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DPVR is developing an eye-tracking version of its P1 Max enterprise headset and is accepting consultation requests before any product exists. Its current hardware lineup spans enterprise VR headsets, AI smart glasses for the Japanese market, and VR simulation systems for drone pilot training.
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DPVR's recent news splits into two lines: enterprise VR hardware and a consumer smart glasses push in Japan. On the enterprise side, DPVR announced RoboPilot in June 2026, a PCVR solution for robot remote operation and training that transmits head and hand 6DoF data in real time, cuts hardware costs by roughly 40% by omitting display modules, and supports data collection for imitation learning. That same month, DPVR launched the enterprise all-in-one headset P1 Max and began selling the AI smart glasses G1 on Amazon.co.jp, with the G Series integrating AI conversation, photo and video capture, music playback, and Bluetooth calling into everyday eyewear. SDKs are available for business clients. The company's stated position comes from a 2024 Counterpoint report, which placed it third globally in the VR market with 67% year-on-year growth, and second in China per IDC and Counterpoint.
In August 2026, DPVR pushed its E4 headset into location-based entertainment. TRIOTECH adopted the PC-connected E4 for its STORM attraction, which has two-player simultaneous play, motion seats, wind effects, and hand gesture controls. The E4's 4K display, 120Hz refresh rate, and 116-degree field of view support the experience. DPVR also announced the E4 is operating as part of the Hyperdeck multi-sensor VR attraction at Andretti Indoor Karting and Games' Schaumburg, Illinois facility, which opened March 10, 2026. Hyperdeck supports up to four players at once and combines VR visuals with motion, wind, heat, vibration, and haptic feedback. DPVR said it will use this case study to promote global commercial VR deployments.
September 2026 brought a VR drone pilot training simulation for educational institutions and training providers.
Key facts
- Eye-tracking P1 Max development
- DPVR is developing an eye-tracking compatible model of its enterprise VR headset P1 Max, aimed at ophthalmology and visual function fields, and is accepting advance consultations. ↗
- Eye-tracking module specs
- The planned module uses multiple light sources, supports 120Hz refresh rate, lists average gaze angle error of 0.8 degrees and P90 gaze angle error of 1.2 degrees within an evaluation range of FOV 50 degrees. ↗
- Eye-tracking planned price
- The planned selling price, including the eye-tracking function license, is approximately 1,000 USD. ↗
- Drone pilot training simulation
- DPVR announced a VR drone pilot training simulation for educational institutions and drone training providers, running on the enterprise PC-connected DPVR E4C headset, a DPVR-developed training and evaluation system, a commercial drone controller, and a PC. ↗
- G4 Japan color releases
- DPVR plans to release G4 Amber Glow, a brown tortoiseshell pattern, in late October 2026, and G4 Stellar Blue, a blue tortoiseshell pattern, in late December 2026. ↗
- G4 Creator Preview Program
- DPVR will run the G4 Creator Preview Program from late September 2026, giving media personnel and creators 10 units each of G4 Frost Crystal and G4 Shadow Black, 20 units total, free of charge with no return required. ↗
- E4 Hyperdeck installation
- The DPVR E4 is operating as part of the Hyperdeck multi-sensor VR attraction at Andretti Indoor Karting and Games' Schaumburg, Illinois facility, which opened March 10, 2026. ↗
- E4 STORM adoption
- The PC-connected DPVR E4 has been adopted for TRIOTECH's location-based VR attraction STORM, which features two-player simultaneous play, motion seats, wind effects, and hand gesture controls. ↗
- RoboPilot solution
- DPVR announced RoboPilot, a PCVR solution for robot remote operation and training, which transmits head and hand 6DoF data in real time and reduces hardware costs by about 40% by omitting display modules. ↗
- P1 Max and G1 launch
- DPVR launched the enterprise all-in-one VR headset DPVR P1 Max and began sales of the AI smart glasses DPVR G1 on Amazon.co.jp. ↗
Timeline
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Facts
- Announced
- adoption of DPVR E4 for TRIOTECH's STORM attraction · 2026-08-11
- Announced
- DPVR E4 operating in Hyperdeck VR attraction · 2026-08-18
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4d ago
DPVR is developing an eye-tracking compatible model of its enterprise VR headset, the DPVR P1 Max. The company says the model is aimed at the ophthalmology and visual function fields, and it is accepting advance consultations from companies and research institutions interested in adoption, development partnerships, or prototype evaluation. The planned module uses multiple light sources and supports a 120Hz refresh rate. DPVR lists an average gaze angle error of 0.8 degrees and a P90 gaze angle error of 1.2 degrees within an evaluation range of FOV 50 degrees. Those figures apply to the module alone; final performance will be confirmed through prototyping and verification. Development will proceed with medical solution companies, examination system developers, universities, and research institutions, with requirements confirmed per application. The planned selling price, including the eye-tracking function license, is approximately 1,000 USD.
Sep 17
DPVR has announced a VR-based drone pilot training simulation solution for educational institutions and drone training providers. The system runs on the enterprise PC-connected DPVR E4C headset, a DPVR-developed training and evaluation system, a commercial drone controller, and a PC. It covers hovering, figure-eight flight, mock examinations, forest fire response, and emergency rescue, and records training time, attempts, and evaluation results.
Sep 16
DPVR plans to release two new frame colors for its DPVR G4 AI smart glasses in Japan. G4 Amber Glow, a brown tortoiseshell pattern, is scheduled for late October 2026. G4 Stellar Blue, a blue tortoiseshell pattern, is scheduled for late December 2026. Ahead of those releases, DPVR will run the G4 Creator Preview Program from late September 2026. The program gives media personnel and creators 10 units each of G4 Frost Crystal, a clear color, and G4 Shadow Black, a black-based color, for 20 units total, free of charge with no return required. Participants are expected to post about the glasses on social media in their own formats, covering uses such as photo and video shooting, music playback, AI functions, and everyday coordination. DPVR says it will use participant feedback on fit, operability, and design in future product development and its Japan market plans. The DPVR G4 weighs about 42g, carries an approximately 8-megapixel camera, records 1080p/30fps video, and holds 32GB of internal storage.
Aug 18
DPVR announced that its commercial PC VR headset, the DPVR E4, is now operating as part of the Hyperdeck multi-sensor VR attraction at Andretti Indoor Karting & Games' Schaumburg, Illinois facility, which opened March 10, 2026. Hyperdeck supports up to four players simultaneously, combining VR visuals with motion, wind, heat, vibration, and haptic feedback. DPVR will use this case study to promote global commercial VR deployments.
Aug 11
DPVR announced that its PC-connected VR headset, the DPVR E4, has been adopted for TRIOTECH's location-based VR attraction STORM. STORM features two-player simultaneous play, motion seats, wind effects, and hand gesture controls. The E4's 4K display, 120Hz refresh rate, and 116-degree field of view support the immersive experience.
Jun 11
DPVR has announced RoboPilot, a PCVR solution for robot remote operation and training. The system transmits head and hand 6DoF data in real time, reduces hardware costs by about 40% by omitting display modules, and supports data collection for imitation learning. DPVR ranked third in global VR market share in a 2024 Counterpoint report.
Jun 9
DPVR, a VR headset developer and manufacturer, has launched the enterprise all-in-one VR headset "DPVR P1 Max" and begun sales of the AI smart glasses "DPVR G1" on Amazon.co.jp. The company plans to sequentially release multiple models of the G Series in the Japanese market. Since its founding in 2015, DPVR has provided all-in-one VR headsets, PC VR, business software systems, and device management solutions. According to a 2024 Counterpoint report, DPVR ranked third globally in the VR market with 67% year-on-year growth, and second in the Chinese VR market per IDC and Counterpoint reports. The G Series integrates AI conversation, photo/video capture, music playback, and Bluetooth calling into everyday eyewear, with SDKs available for business clients to develop proprietary functions. The P1 Max is specifically designed for enterprise use, though detailed specifications were not provided in the announcement.