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StarTrackerVR can track any object within a large designated environment, using small reflective stickers placed on the ceiling. UK-based Mo-Sys Engineering is targeting broadcasters with the new technology. The system can be adapted to any currently available headset, and scales to nearly any size indoor environment without any more cost.
Pretty cool tech, especially paired with a VR backpack. I see it being a great use in large scale modeling like in the automotive industry.
"The VR/AR industry is alive with possibilities but was so restricted by the limitations on movement. We are so excited to be a part of this incredible space; to push the boundaries of VR and bring the full potential of VR to new industries," said Mo-Sys Engineering CEO, Michael Geissler in a statement.
Pretty cool tech, especially paired with a VR backpack. I see it being a great use in large scale modeling like in the automotive industry.
"The VR/AR industry is alive with possibilities but was so restricted by the limitations on movement. We are so excited to be a part of this incredible space; to push the boundaries of VR and bring the full potential of VR to new industries," said Mo-Sys Engineering CEO, Michael Geissler in a statement.
