Recently, developer Tundra Labs announced that steamVR tracker Tundra Tracker will go on sale on March 10, and hopes to supply every 4-6 weeks thereafter.
It is understood that Tundra Tracker is a SteamVR tracker successfully launched on Kickstarter last March, and has sent 11,000 trackers to crowdfunding participants. According to reports, tundra Tracker will be smaller, lighter, cheaper and longer than HTC Vive Tracker 2.0.
Here's the timeline for product launch on March 10:
Released on tundra-labs.com at 12:00 Japan Standard Time, it is available for purchase in Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand.
Released on tundra-labs.com at 12:00 CST, available for purchase in the United States, Canada and the rest of the world (excluding continental Europe).
Tentatively launched on the UnboundVR.eu platform, it is available for purchase in Europe (including the UK).
Tundra Labs said that the current production of products is still affected by the epidemic and supply chain links, but will try to deliver the products within about 6 weeks after the user purchases. It's worth mentioning that the bundle is different from the original Kickstarter. Now, three tracker bundles cost $360 and four tracker bundles cost $480.
The device can be used to track any item within VR, and most users want to use the tracker for full-body tracking to enhance the VR experience. In addition, the device supports SteamVR-compatible headsets such as HTC Vive, Vive Pro, Vive Pro Eye, Cosmos Elite, Valve Index, and Varjo.