Sentence examples for motion sensing technologies from inspiring English sources

One of the Wii's launch games in 2006 was WarioWare: Smooth Moves, which used the Wii Remote's motion sensing technologies in a variety of ways.

Another line of thought suggests that the motion sensing technology will be used to create a 'full' Apple TV; a product that moves beyond Apple's current TV device, which mainly works as a middleman between consumers' televisions and their streaming media.

Tentatively titled Enjoyable Interactions in the Rear Seat, the project will attempt to mix holographic displays and off-the-shelf motion sensing technology similar to gaming systems like the Microsoft Kinect and the Nintendo Wii to create a variety of rear-seat applications designed for use on long car trips by both adults and children.

And latest revolutionary motion sensing devices, like Kinect [7] and Leap Motion [8], are boosting wider applications of motion sensing technology from gaming to robotics [9, 10].

Recent researches have shown that the motion sensing technology enables human machine interaction in a novel and natural interface using gestures or spoken commands.

Motion sensing technology is red-hot and there are plenty of other projects we've chronicled that are also worthy of your attention.

Motion sensing technology, which enables human machine interaction in a novel and natural interface using gestures, has crucially inspired us to adopt this user-friendly and straightforward operation mode on robotic manipulation.

A video conferencing startup called Personify, Inc. (formerly Nuvixa) is launching its first product next week, which will allow users to take advantage of the motion sensing technology in Microsoft Kinect and other depth cameras in order to overlay video of themselves on top of their presentations in real-time.

At a deeper level, our findings suggest that the precision of the human motor control system articulating 3D gestures is needlessly surpassed by the precision of today's motion sensing technology that unfortunately bares a direct connection with the sensors' cost.

Dance games such as Dance Central and Michael Jackson: The Game were based on the new motion sensing technology.

This version was the first PlayStation 3 title to be shown with the newly announced Sixaxis motion sensing technology.