Until now, only top motion capture studios could afford high-quality hand capture, leaving others limited by the price. StretchSense welcomes you to the new era of motion capture. Today we announce two new motion capture gloves priced at $795 and
Introducing the StretchSense Reality Glove TM, revolutionizing the XR industry. Experience unparalleled immersion and intuitive interaction at AWE USA. Starting at $595, this wearable and washable VR glove provides unmatched comfort and realism. Compatible with OpenXR, it’s perfect for gaming and more. … Read More
Astro Project – case study Vicon are one of the leading body motion capture technology companies in the world, they’ve been used for blockbuster movies like Space Jam 2 and in helping develop robot intelligence in extraterrestrial environments. With that
Real time motion capture is changing the world of animation, clearing the way for new forms of 3D innovation to be explored. Our friends at OnPoint know this better than anyone and have blended real time mocap and virtual production
VR has so much creative potential to be explored, and our friends at Mindshow know that better than anyone. By utilizing motion capture (mocap) technology like the StretchSense gloves alongside an immersive VR toolkit, they are revolutionizing the approach of
Our first major upgrade to Hand Engine comes with a long list of enhancements. Hand Engine 2.0.0 includes an improved user interface, support for our brand new MoCap Pro glove – the Fidelity, and new stage controls for managing performers.
Major release promises speed and simplicity at your fingertips. We’re excited to announce the first new major update to our software Hand Engine. Version 2.0 is coming soon, and promises an improved user interface, designed with feedback from our customers.
Are you interested in working for StretchSense? Submit your expression of interest today. … Read More
We’re excited to be heading to the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco next week. … Read More
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
