Sentence examples for motion tracking technology from inspiring English sources

They render a 3D image taking up your entire field of view, while advanced motion tracking technology allows the eye-screens to track the movements of the head.

In order to further expand the application of the motion tracking technology, this paper introduces a two-step Kalman filter, which is suitable for the embedded system.

Editor's note: Cavan Canavan is a co-founder of the motion tracking technology company FocusMotion.

An underwater camera then interfaces with the motion tracking technology, and BMW's software enables coaches to analyze swimmers' dolphin kick.

The startup demoed some truly impressive motion tracking technology as a means of interacting with two-dimensional computer interface.

Kaia Health plans to integrate its artificial intelligence motion tracking technology into its Back Pain App to provide real-time coaching for back-pain sufferers in therapeutic exercise.

There's an ethics test in which participants record their answers not by filling out a sheet of paper or pressing buttons on a keyboard, but with "eye-motion tracking technology," said Lauren Parikhal, a marketing and communications manager at the Hall of Science.

The ability of the WiTrack system to perform high-accuracy localization without expending enormous amounts of computational power is a promising new development in motion-tracking technology, according to Victor Bahl, a principal researcher and director of mobility and networking research at Microsoft Research.

"We need to think of the world differently to see the bigger picture and I hope this class will help facilitate that". After he demonstrated his game that combined motion-tracking technology, theater lighting and computer game design, Max Greenwald, a junior with an independent concentration in computer science and public policy, said the best part of the class was the opportunity to play.

Enyedy and Danish (2015) also used a mixed-reality environment to support students' understanding of Newtonian force using motion-tracking technology.

The innovative "mirror" enabled shoppers to try on their latest line of dresses with a wave of their hand, while the Kinect's motion-tracking technology superimposed the clothes onto their bodies, even rotating on shopper's reflections as they turned and posed in front of the station.