Motion Controller

Virtuix has launched a Kickstarter campaign for its Omni omnidirectional treadmill that is designed to translate the user's real world movements into virtual gaming worlds.

Microsoft has announced that its next-gen Kinect for Windows sensor will be available in 2014.

Leap Motion is building up to its July release with a new video showing its interaction with Windows.

The Omni from Virtuix is an omni-directional treadmill that can be used with VR headsets like the Oculus Rift.

Leap Motion technology is coming to HP devices, first in a bundle and then being embedded in future HP devices.

The DUO is a 3D sensor users can build themselves with an open source SDK and plans.

Gizmag captured part of Leap's on-stage demonstration at SXSW and also went hands-on with the motion controller.

Intellect Motion is a motion capture and medical diagnostics company, that's developing gaming products designed to keep children fit.

Leap Motion has partnered with hardware company ASUS who will bundle the company's motion control technology with selected systems.

Samsung gave IFA journos a treat when Victoria's Secret model Angela Bellotte demoed the world's first motion controlled Angry Birds experience.

LightBeam pairs a pico projector with a depth-sensing camera to provide some Kinect style controller-free interactive control to projected presentations.

The Fit Freeway app is a car racing game that uses head tracking to steer and the amount of vibration when using a treadmill, exercise bike or elliptical machine to determine the speed of your virtual ride.