Head tracking in American Truck Simulator lets you check your mirrors, look out across intersections and watch your trailer while backing into a dock just by turning your head. The TrackHat Sensor V2 does it with no clip, hat or reflectors to wear.

Why ATS drivers use head tracking
Long hauls across the US mean busy interstates, tight truck stops and plenty of backing up. With head tracking you can glance at a mirror, look out of the side window before a turn or lean towards the windscreen to read a sign, all while your hands stay on the wheel. Small head movements become large view movements, so you never have to turn away from the screen.

How to set up TrackHat in American Truck Simulator
1. Install TrackHat opentrack (Windows) and plug in the Sensor V2. It is detected automatically and comes with ready-made settings.
2. Click Start, sit in your normal driving position, then launch American Truck Simulator.
3. Set a recentre key in TrackHat opentrack so you can reset your view at any time.
If your view doesn't move, check the game's settings for a TrackIR or head tracking option and make sure it is switched on.

ATS head tracking FAQ
Does American Truck Simulator support head tracking? Yes. It supports TrackIR-style head tracking, and TrackHat opentrack uses the FreeTrack protocol, which works with the same games as TrackIR.
Do I need to wear anything? No. The Sensor V2 finds your head using infrared light and a machine-learning model, so there is no clip, hat or reflector.
Is the setup the same as Euro Truck Simulator 2? Yes. Both games are made by SCS Software, so the same TrackHat setup works for both.