Sixense announces Valve and Steam integration for new STEM motion controller
Sixense is teaming up with Valve to bring compatibility for its new STEM motion controller to Steam.
According to a recent press post on the official website, motion tracking developer SIXENSE has teamed up with Valve to make the company’s newest motion controller, STEM, compatible with Steam integration. The company has been demoing the device at GDC 2015, and many outlets – Like The Verge, Gizmodo, and Pocket Gamer -- all over the web can’t stop talking about it.
This device was previously licensed and paired with the Razer Hydra, however, the newest edition of the motion controller is now wireless and will be integrated within Steam to allow compatibility with games like Portal, and all the other titles that have supported the Razer Hydra up to this point.
Check out a demo of their controller's power below.
For more information about STEM check out the official SIXENSE website.
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replyJosh Hawkins posted a new article, Sixense announces Valve and Steam integration for new STEM motion controller
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Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education has taken an odd turn lately.
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Different STEM. :P
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Yeah after hearing about how well Lighthouse works my interest in stem plummeted. My hydra is janky as fuck. There's no way I could put my dk1 on and pick up my hydras based on their positron in vr.
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I think the tested guys tried it and said it still freaked out once in a while.
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STEM is great but from what I've heard can have magnetic field problems. It's also limited to about 8 feet or so.
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FTFA:
For more information about STEM check out the official SIXENSE website.
http://sixense.com/
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