Furthermore, users can join meetings on Microsoft teams through workrooms using their Meta Avatars and enable security and management through Azure Active Directory and Microsoft Intune. Similarly, users can interact with 2-D content, such as Word and Excel documents from Meta Quest’s VR spaces. Individuals can access personalized apps, settings, and content through Microsoft 365 on Meta Quest products. These tools include the integration of Microsoft Teams with Meta Quest letting users share an immersive meeting experience. Other than this, Meta mentioned its collaboration with Microsoft to bring productivity tools to the Meta Quest 2 and Pro. Meta Quest Pro controllers also have a 360-degree range of motion, comprise precision gestures, and provide haptic feedback, such as vibrations. The Magic Room – coming next year– is a hybrid system that can connect remote individuals virtually with ones present physically in a room.
Meta also added sticky notes, 3-D models (launching next year), three virtual screens, and a Magic Room. Additionally, Meta Quest Pro brings improved pancake optics with higher contrast than the Meta Quest 2, which display text clearly in VR and reduce the bulk in front of the headset. Next year, individuals will be able to join the Workrooms via Zoom as well. It also added breakout rooms, similar to the ones on Zoom, where a separate room can be created for teams from a bigger presentation. The Meta Quest Pro expands on the existing features by adding more expressive avatars that depict emotions more accurately due to eye-tracking and face-reading technologies. Last year, Meta launched Meta Horizons Workrooms (Beta), which created a VR space for work teams to collaborate. The VR headset targets creative individuals like architects and builders and brings their workspaces into Metaverse. The company’s VR headset brings workspaces into Meta’s virtual world and adds features like eye-tracking, pancake optics, better controllers, and more. Meta unraveled the Meta Quest Pro today at Meta Connect 2022.
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