Tuesday, January 7, 2014

PrioVR, the combination of movement recognition for video games At CES 2014

PrioVR movement recognition  video games CES 2014
On the other hand KINECT and its recognition process using a camera movement, PrioVR relies on good old supported by numerous sensors combination. While the Microsoft's Kinect has popularized motion recognition via cameras, the draft YEI Technology wants to be more pragmatic, but also more cumbersome.


The PrioVR based on a combination with 7 to 17 sensors on different parts of a related plant that communicates via Bluetooth with a PC body. If somewhat ridiculous paraphernalia is not indicated for a first appointment gallant, to use it promises a complete immersion in the game and especially a very low latency of 10 milliseconds and high accuracy, two gaps present on the Kinect first name.

Still in the prototype stage, YEI Technology will boost fundraising on Kickstarter from February 14 and intends to market its PrioVR between $ 270 (upper body version only) $ 400 (full version with sensors for legs).

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