Sentences with phrase «external tracking devices»

In addition, you also won't need to install external tracking devices around the room.

This allows headsets to feature room - scale tracking similar to the HTC Vive, though without the need for an external tracking device.

Not exact matches

This has the advantage of allowing the external audio devices to be operated by simply using the buttons on the multifunction steering wheel, while the track titles are shown in both the instrument cluster and the centre console's colour display.

- Project FUUB was a peripheral device being developed by THQ Digital Warrington - it was in the works for the Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and Wii - the peripheral was a set of 4 dice - each player would interact with one or more of the dice when playing one of the FUUB specific games - the devices themselves were fitted with some physical sensors - FUUBs may have required a separate, external camera to track the their movement in 3d space

Viewers can interact with the 3D image via motion tracking or an external interface such as a traditional gamepad, or a gesture input device like Microsoft Kinect or Leap Motion, or Emotiv's Brain Sensor electroencephalography headset.

Microsoft further notes that the communication unit of the camera enables the eye tracking device to communicate with an external device or system (not shown), such as a computer or other type of processing device like a smartphone or tablet.

The Claims section of the patent suggests that the device will communicate wirelessly with an external sensor, which will be able to track stroke duration, force against a «non-touch-sensitive surface», three - dimensional motion and orientation, and «plurality» of strokes.

The Lenovo Explorer headset features inside - out positional tracking, like all Windows Mixed Reality devices, meaning no external sensors are needed.

For the unaware, 6 DOF tracking essentially allows for positional tracking without the need for any external sensors or devices.

Project Tango is an ambitious initiative of both the firms to make use of 3D motion tracking and depth sensing on mobile devices like smartphones and tablets to determine their position relative to the world without making use of GPS and other external signals.

The interface of Daydream has you aiming the controller like a laser pointer to select items, and for something that doesn't rely on external cameras or tracking devices, the whole system works much more seamlessly than I expected.