A universal puck-shaped tracker on SteamVR Lighthouse for tracking any object or body part. The Vive Tracker 1.0 (March 2017, $99): 85 g, 6 h of runtime, a 1/4" tripod screw mount, and pogo pins for accessories (guns, bats, rackets). The Tracker 2.0 (2018, $99): compatible with 2.0 base stations. The Tracker 3.0 (March 2021, $129): 33% smaller and 15% lighter (75 g), 7.5 h, USB-C. The main use is full-body tracking in VRChat (3–11 trackers on the feet, waist and elbows), motion capture, virtual production (Vive Mars CamTrack) and simulators. The Vive Ultimate Tracker (November 2023, $199 for one, $599 for three with a dongle): a standalone inside-out tracker with two wide-angle cameras that needs no base stations, up to 5 per dongle, 7 h of runtime, working with the Focus 3, XR Elite, Focus Vision and with a PC (SteamVR via the dongle, in beta). Also the Vive Wrist Tracker (2022, $129), a wristband for the Focus 3 that tracks hands outside the cameras' view.
Specifications
| Tracker 1.0 | 2017, $99, 85 g, 6 h, Lighthouse 1.0 |
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| Tracker 2.0 | 2018, $99, Lighthouse 1.0/2.0 |
| Tracker 3.0 | 2021, $129, 75 g, 7.5 h, USB-C, Lighthouse 1.0/2.0 |
| Ultimate Tracker | 2023, $199 / $599×3, inside-out, 2 cameras, 7 h, up to 5 units, no base stations |
| Wrist Tracker | 2022, $129, for Focus 3 / XR Elite |
| Mount | 1/4" screw, pogo pins |
| Use cases | full-body tracking (VRChat), mocap, virtual production, simulators |
From Wikipedia
HTC Vive is a line of virtual and mixed reality headsets produced by HTC Corporation. The brand currently encompasses headsets designed for use with personal computers as well as standalone headsets such as the Vive Focus line, Vive Flow glasses, and the Vive Elite XR headset.
Source: HTC Vive — Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Related models
Section: HTC VIVE: All the Headsets · VIVE catalog: 2017