Accelerometer VR headsets

Accelerometer

— a sensor that monitors the position of glasses in space, as well as the strength and direction of impacts, concussions and other similar influences. Such a sensor is necessary for a full-fledged "immersion" in virtual reality, so it must be provided in autonomous glasses (see "Intended use"). But models for PC / consoles may not be equipped with an accelerometer — this means that the glasses are not designed for classic VR, but for more specific tasks (for example, controlling a drone with a first-person view). As for models for smartphones, most of them do not have this function, since all modern smartphones are equipped with accelerometers. However, there are exceptions — high-end models designed for specific devices: in them, the accelerometer can work in conjunction with a smartphone sensor, which ensures the most accurate image positioning.