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  • No longer perfectly placed, we may as well pop the covers off the sensors for a closer look.

  • These twin sensor arrays sit at each of your temples, with the strobing IR depth sensor perched right in the middle.

  • AKM Semiconductor and Invensense (now TDK) motion sensors likely found at the top of the camera PCB.

  • A closer look at the nose-bridge depth sensor gives us the room-reading hardware in the form of:

  • IR sensing camera

  • IR dot projector

  • There's no need to set up receiver stations for this device—it does the projection and reading all on its own!

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