An anonymous reader writes "It's not just Microsoft investigating full body, markerless motion capture. Sony has enlisted the help of Swiss firm Atracsys to develop similar technology. Sony has openly discussed the technology with New Scientist, and has... ...full story at slashdot
from slashdot on Sat, Nov 07 2009
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Sony shows off PS3 motion-control magic wand » the register (uk) Great tech, but too late? Hot on the heels of Microsoft's hands-free "Project Natal," Sony showed off its own motion controller today at its E3 press conference. And that means all three major video game consoles will offer a motion control gadget.…Vid... |
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Xbox 360 Full-Body Motion Control Is Here: Project Natal » digg Microsoft unveils its newest control scheme at E3 today: full-body motion control that doesn't require a controller of any kind called Project Natal. On first glance this thing looks amazing--the Wii is dead. |
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