DPVR is developing an eye-tracking compatible version of its enterprise all-in-one headset, the P1 Max, aimed at the ophthalmology and visual function fields. The company is accepting advance consultations ahead of any product, with a planned price of about 1,000 USD including the eye-tracking license.
The DPVR P1 Max is an enterprise all-in-one VR headset that DPVR launched alongside the start of sales for its AI smart glasses, the DPVR G1, on Amazon.co.jp. The launch announcement described the P1 Max as built specifically for enterprise use but did not provide detailed specifications. DPVR has made all-in-one VR headsets, PC VR, business software systems, and device management solutions since its founding in 2015. The company has since turned to a second version of the P1 Max with eye tracking.
That eye-tracking model is in development, not on sale. DPVR says it is aimed at ophthalmology and visual function work and is accepting advance consultations from companies and research institutions interested in adoption, development partnerships, or prototype evaluation. A planned module uses multiple light sources and supports a 120Hz refresh rate, with listed figures of 0.8 degrees average gaze angle error and 1.2 degrees P90 error inside an evaluation range of FOV 50 degrees. Those figures apply to the module alone, and DPVR says final performance will be confirmed through prototyping and verification.
Development is to 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. The P1 Max line currently stands in two places: the launched enterprise headset, and a version for clinical and research use that has no announced release date.
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Oct 4
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.
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.