Facebook in VR: It’s certainly coming, and company founder Mark Zuckerberg took the wraps off it for the first time at this year’s Oculus Connect conference. Zuckerberg took the stage at the VR conference’s keynote presentation on Thursday to talk about the future of Facebook, then donned an Oculus Rift headset, grabbed the system’s upcoming Touch hand controllers, and began demonstrating a surprisingly robust system full of voice chat, facial expressions, and direct ties to the Facebook ecosystem.

The five-minute demonstration of the still-unnamed Facebook VR experience began with two other Facebook employees appearing as cartoony avatars on the same stage Zuckerberg was standing on. These characters were later confirmed as creations from the new “Facebook Avatar” system, which is clearly a Mii-like way for Facebook users to present themselves in systems like virtual reality. Those FB Avatars will launch alongside Oculus Touch “later this year.” The demo appeared to track users’ faces to show off smiles, open mouths, and detailed expressions, and the results looked loaded with emotion and human nuance.