Face Tracking Setup

Face tracking technology allows Extended Reality (XR) headsets to capture the movements and expressions of a participant's face. This is useful for capturing participant's facial reactions, such as when a participant raises their eyebrows, drops their jaw, closes their eyes or frowns. This data can then be used to explore emotions or reactions a participant had during an Experience.

Check out this table to learn more about face tracking capabilities across different headsets.

Built-in	Additional
Some Extended Reality (XR) headsets come with built-in face tracking capabilities, utilizing internal sensors and cameras to capture facial movements.	Other headsets may require purchasing additional trackers or accessories to capture detailed face tracking data.