Top VR Motion Capture Devices For Your Hands. Here are what feel are the top virtual reality hand motion capture devices as of Sept 2016. Links below.
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Top VR Motion Capture Devices Virtual Reality For Hands
Top VR Motion Capture Devices For Your Hands. Here are what feel are the top virtual reality hand motion capture devices as of Sept 2016. Links below.
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It looks like a sawtrap
All of these look promising, too bad they'll be too expensive upon release.
9:08 that aint good
Full body suits. It's all fun and games until someone gets hit in the nuts.
Has this field of devices gotten any better?
the second one is the one im buying
If they would do the same with legs (illusion of getting up or something) it would be totally awesome!
5:02 (look at green hand)
IMAGINE SIMMING X PLANE 11 IN THIS ??
Why does Gloveone look like a scam? ?
Those G gloves that are green are lit I want them… But all we need now are full body feel suite
"Interactional"? You mean "interactive"? Dumb bitch.
Leap seems like the most affordable option though it’s probably not haptic
leap motion work vrchat ?
what the hell is the point in the NOD
dexmo looks like a spider hand
Sixense looks like if they were to make an Collecovision today. Also if I were going top pay $1,000, I'd wanna be able to use my fingers the way I use em now.
Dexmo seems really cool. I like that it gives a force feedback for when you touch objects, but it has a lot of moving parts. I'd be willing to pay $300 for it if it came with a warranty.
For the time being, if I were to choose, it would be Leap Motion. I like that it doesn't use fragile moving parts. Hand tracking seems to be accurate. Big plus is that it wont weigh down your hands. So not having to actually hold anything is a bonus. I also like the price. Lack of moving parts bring that price down I bet.
I'd like one with sensors in the gloves
Nothing about the knuckles?
Man.
And that's how the first generation of Shinra Soldiers wer made…
I'd love to have VR Suit for shooters, that vibrates in a place where you got hit. You would steer the game via standard controller or mouse and keyboard, yet you would feel immersed by feeling the hits.
Someone hacks the Dexmo and it snaps your fingers
Glove One.. Hands Down winner. Maybe they can make it more complete like Suit One. What is lacking now is the force feedback.
They should also make a Dick One… you know….
Leapmotion is all you need if you're using the google cardboard method the other ones are expensive as fuck why does technology have to be over priced?