The latest updates from StretchSense
Now you can try our premium hand motion capture solution before you buy. The introduction of trial periods has already been warmly received by animators and motion capture professionals who want to see how our MoCap Pro glove and Hand
We are excited to announce that future experimental releases of Hand Engine will be available to all our users. These release candidates will incorporate new features that will make a significant improvement to overall user experience, and current Hand Engine
StretchSense’s Hand Engine will soon feature Hybrid Mode, which the StretchSense CTO Todd Gisby calls, “the best of both worlds”. Hybrid Mode combines the two existing modes in Hand Engine — Pose Detection and Blend — in a predetermined way
New Hand Engine update available Released: 9 December 2020 Current Hand Engine users can now download v1.0.1 in the Software Licenses section of their StretchSense account. Enhancements included in this release: File playback occurs at the same rate as the
StretchSense opened its factory doors to external visitors for the first time in the company’s eight-year history on 22 October 2020 as it celebrated major milestones in its start-up journey, set out its vision for the future, and seeks to
It’s the middle of 2020 and many of us are locked down in an effort to stop the spread of Covid-19. We figured this is the right time to deliver our first webinar: Xsens StretchSense finger and body mocap in
Peanut Butter Meets Chocolate: Motion Capture Industry’s Perfect Match StretchSense expands, acquiring renowned animation studio MocapNow to bring Hollywood the cutting edge hand motion capture it has been desperately seeking. StretchSense, creators of the world’s first stretch sensor motion capture
Sensor Holdings Limited is pleased to announce that on Tuesday the 8th of October it completed the purchase of the business and assets of StretchSense. On 15 July 2019 StretchSense Limited was placed into Voluntary Administration with Tony Maginness and
Imagine waking up tomorrow and having to navigate your day with no use of your hands. How limited would you feel not being able to get dressed, pick up your lunch, greet co-workers, or play sport? It’s no wonder then