The accuracy is pretty good, although there's the customary judder you find with any sort of early-stage 3D-motion hardware. Bebop revealed an improved version of its virtual reality (VR) gloves at the CES consumer technology show. The VR gloves, which are designed to be worn on a headset and have been in development for several years, were unveiled by Sony Pictures Imageworks CEO John Calley during Sony's press conference Thursday. Bebop demonstrated the potential for the glove in different formats, including a zombie wave shooter game, a watering plants demo and an on-screen keyboard. However, since the glove is not ready to commercialise, Bebop is seeking to partner with a hardware company to further develop its product.
Bebop revealed an improved version of its virtual reality (VR) gloves at the CES consumer technology show. The VR gloves, which are designed to be worn on a headset and have been in development for several years, were unveiled by Sony Pictures Imageworks CEO John Calley during Sony's press conference Thursday. Bebop demonstrated the potential for the glove in different formats, including a zombie wave shooter game, a watering plants demo and an on-screen keyboard. However, since the glove is not ready to commercialise, Bebop is seeking to partner with a hardware company to further develop its product.