If you haven't already pre-ordered, however, the price is now a little higher: $79.99, up $10 from the pre-order cost.
Anyone who has wanted to point their finger at their computer to make something happen will appreciate the Leap, a new motion control peripheral from startup Leap Motion. The small aluminum device uses finger waves and hand gestures to interact …
Not content with being flung into space, the Angry Birds behemoth is evolving alongside the popularity of motion control. SoftKinetic, a leading developer of gesture-based platforms for consumer electronics, showed off a tech demo showcasing this experience in full flight.…
PrimeSense has raised a round of private equity funding as part of its plan to expand its motion-control chips beyond Microsoft’s Kinect game console product.
The funding comes from Silver Lake Sumeru, a private equity firm. The amount wasn’t disclosed. …
Believe it or not, you can control a video game with your eyeballs.
By moving your eyes one way or another, you can generate controls for a game or other applications.
Chris Culver and Hunter Smith of National Instruments’ Waterloo …
If you haven’t heard of Microsoft’s Kinect yet, it will no doubt be hammered into your head over the next few weeks as the software giant is gearing up to spend over $500 million to market the Xbox 360 motion-controlling …
