As game consoles age, developers are able to squeeze increasingly impressive experiences out of the hardware as they learn how to utilize it better — just look at an early Xbox 360 game compared to Continue reading…
Motion control startup Leap Motion has demoed its Leap 3D motion control system, which can track motion to around 0.01mm accuracy — 100 times more accurate than the Kinect. Rather than taking Continue reading…
Although we've seen a few instances of Google's Project Glass in action, for the most part we have no idea how the glasses-based heads-up display will be controlled. One of the Google patents granted Continue reading…
Plenty of anime fans have longed for the chance to ride in a mech of their own, and now a Japanese firm is trying to make that dream come true with Vaudeville — a giant robot that you can control Continue reading…
Hillcrest Labs is all about motion control — the company's technology powers the PlayStation Move, the Angry Birds-playing Roku remote, and a handful of other devices that use your movements to Continue reading…
Last year Microsoft announced its Kinect Accelerator program, pledging to help ten startups bring their ideas for the motion-sensing video game controller to fruition. Well, after receiving more than Continue reading…
Hillcrest Laboratories has announced the availability of Freespace MotionEngine for Mobile, a software solution that the company claims will enable enhanced user experiences in future mobile devices. Continue reading…
Six years after Nintendo brought motion controls to gaming with the Wii, DJ Tech Tools is looking to do the same to music with the MIDI Fighter 3D. (Something the Wii briefly flirted with early on.) Continue reading…
Samsung has been pushing its smart TVs pretty hard, and now it says it expects half of its flat-screen TV sales in 2012 to be models with internet connections and increased interactivity. The Continue reading…
Every even numbered year, the world participates in the Olympic games, and gamers see the release of another official Olympic video game. Sega says this June, London 2012 will be the first such game Continue reading…
