Standable: Full Body Estimation is a VR utility for estimating body points that a three-point setup or other tracking devices do not currently track. It uses continuous positional data from a headset to approximate the movement of an 11-point tracking solution. Rather than presenting a conventional virtual-world premise, its design centers on extending the body information available to compatible VR experiences.
Its features include estimating eight additional points and combining its estimates with three-point or mixed tracking. Pose-adjustment sliders let users fine-tune sitting and lying positions, while the system supports lying on the stomach, back, or sides and moving between lying and standing. Tracker controls allow devices to be enabled or disabled during use; the description also identifies fallback transitions when physical trackers are occluded or run out of battery. These options make hardware configuration and adapting body estimates central to the utility.
Standable is listed as VR-only, and the store description says it works with SteamVR apps that support full-body tracking. Calibration alignment, adjustable poses, and mixed-tracking support are among the documented features, rather than a campaign or multiplayer mode.
