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dib8rman said:
Squilliam said:
dib8rman said:
aren't those the guys that make real golf and other 'real' sports games with peripherals that never sold >.>.

Looking at it I can see reasons it wont cater to he same crowd the Wiimote caters to, unless they have multiple color schemes and software support.

Good luck to them though, they've been around for a few years now O.o I just don't give them credit because they designed a Wiimote than lied about how to Wiimote works to make theirs sound different.

"Uses IR to find it's location."

 

 

It says RF and ultrasonic... I don't see IR anywhere in the blurbicle.

 


 

I'm aware? Did you read my post correctly? I never said they used IR (read post for full explanation here). I said the they said Wiimote uses IR for positioning purposes and that's total bull. It's a beam of light. Also ultrasonic? If it's doing what I think it's doing, I hope no one has a dog/cat/or heaing sensative animal in the house - hell if may even give a human headaches after a while. Using ultrasonic for positioning instead of a gyroscope makes it silent to humans sure I guess though. But I've got to see it in action, I want to see how they can find it's location in relation to the body when people have different body masses, can lay down on a bad and play or sit in a chair. @OP

 

i did some courses on virtual reality at university and some of the most advanced movemnet and and position tracking systems that are used in professional applications are based on ultrasonic. it gives a very precise positioning and movement tracking method, but those systems are all in the 10k-100k$ price range so no idea how good a sub 100$ version based on this can do.