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−The [[Magic Leap 1]] uses magnetic tracking for its handheld controller, but in a poor form.
'''Electromagnetic tracking''' is a kind of [[3D tracking]] that generates magnetic fields and detects them from a sensor. It is a technology for [[6DOF tracking]]. It can be implemented in an [[electromagnetic tracking system]]. Examples of electromagnetic tracking are the [[Magic Leap 1 controller]] and the [[Razer Hydra]].
+'''Electromagnetic tracking''' is a kind of [[3D tracking]] that generates magnetic fields and detects them from a sensor. It is a technology for [[6DOF tracking]]. It can be implemented in an [[electromagnetic tracking system]]. Examples of electromagnetic tracking are the [[Magic Leap 1 controller]] and the [[Razer Hydra]]. The [[Magic Leap 1]] uses magnetic tracking for its handheld controller, but in a poor form.
It can work with a headset if the headset is small enough.
It can work with a headset if the headset is small enough.
Magnetic tracking preserves high frequency transients in movement, like a flick of a finger.
Magnetic tracking preserves high frequency transients in movement, like a flick of a finger.
−A metallic object has to be at least a foot or two away from the tracking area so it doesn't interfere. Metallic objects cause jitter and drift.
A metallic object has to be at least a foot or two away from the tracking area so it doesn't interfere. Metallic objects cause jitter and drift.