From what I've seen, there's an inherent design flaw with Project Natal.
"The human body is a great joystick." -- unknown
Motion capture technology is frequently used by game developers to capture human motion for their characters.
"Full Motion" is where motion capture is used on the PLAYER for the purpose of creating a 3D model that mimics the player's actions in real time.
2009-12-21
2009-09-24
First press shots of Sony's PS Wand
Sony has finally released a picture of the final (or near-final) design on their motion controller.
2009-09-09
PS Wand Science and Origins Explained
Sony has released more detailed videos explaining the science and origins of the PS Wands.
2009-07-31
07-31 Presentation
Today I gave a tech-oriented presentation on Wii Full Motion.
It can be found online HERE.
A lot of it is stuff you've seen before, but some of it is new.
It can be found online HERE.
A lot of it is stuff you've seen before, but some of it is new.
2009-06-04
Sony's Wand Prototype
Sony also announced its own one-to-one motion tracking system which works in conjunction with the PlayStation Eye.
2009-06-01
Microsoft Announces Project Natal
Microsoft has announced "Project Natal".
2009-04-29
04-29 Presentation
Today I gave another, more refined Full Motion presentation than the one from earlier this month.
It can be found online HERE.
It can be found online HERE.
2009-04-11
2009-04-10
04-10 Presentation and Facebook Group
Earlier today I gave a presentation about Full Motion.
It is available online HERE.
A Facebook Group about the Full Motion Project has been set up. It can be found HERE.
It is available online HERE.
A Facebook Group about the Full Motion Project has been set up. It can be found HERE.
2009-03-13
Rubber Wedge Wii Remote Stand
I had an epiphany last night while studying for a midterm.
You know the papercraft Wii remote stand I made, right? It looked like a sawed-off tin can and was held together with tape?
I realized a way to make a Wii remote stand that's slightly less cheap, has no moving parts, is ridiculously simple to set up, and will never break.
You know the papercraft Wii remote stand I made, right? It looked like a sawed-off tin can and was held together with tape?
I realized a way to make a Wii remote stand that's slightly less cheap, has no moving parts, is ridiculously simple to set up, and will never break.
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