3DRudder - Revision history

Schesnais at 09:31, 18 February 2016

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	\|Type=[[Input Device]]		\|Type=[[Input Device]]
	\|Subtype=[[Feet Tracking]], [[Locomotion]]		\|Subtype=[[Feet Tracking]], [[Locomotion]]

Schesnais at 09:29, 18 February 2016

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	\|Subtype=[[Feet Tracking]], [[Locomotion]]		\|Subtype=[[Feet Tracking]], [[Locomotion]]

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	\|Subtype=[[Feet Tracking]], [[Locomotion]]		\|Subtype=[[Feet Tracking]], [[Locomotion]]

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	\|Type=[[Input Device]]		\|Type=[[Input Device]]
	\|Subtype=[[Feet Tracking]], [[Locomotion]]		\|Subtype=[[Feet Tracking]], [[Locomotion]]

Schesnais at 09:19, 18 February 2016

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	\|image=[[file:~~3drudder1~~.jpg\|350px]]		\|image=[[file:3drudder2.jpg\|350px]]
	\|Type=[[Input Device]]		\|Type=[[Input Device]]
	\|Subtype=[[Feet Tracking]], [[Locomotion]]		\|Subtype=[[Feet Tracking]], [[Locomotion]]
	\|Creator=		\|Creator=
	\|Developer=		\|Developer=
	\|Manufacturer=		\|Manufacturer= 3DRudder SAS
	\|Platform=		\|Platform=
	\|Versions=		\|Versions=
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	\|Input=		\|Input=
	\|Connectivity=		\|Connectivity= USB
	\|Power=		\|Power=
	\|Weight=		\|Weight=2kg
	\|Size=		\|Size=37cm x 37cm x 5,5cm
	\|Release Date=March 2016		\|Release Date=March 2016
	\|Price=$175		\|Price=$175

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	\|Website=http://www.3drudder.com/		\|Website=http://www.3drudder.com/
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	3DRudder is a [[Virtual Reality]] [[Input Devices\|input device]]. Unlike other input devices, 3DRudder is not controlled by your hands. The device is controlled by a user's feet. 3DRudder allows the user to precisely and intuitively navigate the immersive, 3D environments of a [[VR]] world with their feet.		3DRudder is a [[Virtual Reality]] [[Input Devices\|input device]] dedication to motion. Unlike other input devices, 3DRudder is not controlled by your hands. The device is controlled by a user's feet. 3DRudder allows the user to precisely and intuitively navigate the immersive, 3D environments of a [[VR]] world with their feet.
	The user's hands are ~~now~~ free to act ~~in VR~~. She/He becomes more effective or productive.		The user's hands are free to act/to do. She/He becomes more effective or productive.

	Unlike other motion input devices, in addition to regular 2D movements (forward/backward, strafe, rotation), the 3DRudder provides also elevation (up/down) using pressure sensors located on the surface of the board.		Unlike other motion input devices, in addition to regular 2D movements (forward/backward, strafe, rotation), the 3DRudder provides also elevation (up/down) using pressure sensors located on the surface of the board.

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	3DRudder is a [[Virtual Reality]] [[Input Devices\|input device]]. Unlike other input devices, 3DRudder is not controlled by your hands. The device is controlled by a user's feet. 3DRudder allows the user to precisely and intuitively navigate the immersive, 3D environments of a [[VR]] world with their feet.		3DRudder is a [[Virtual Reality]] [[Input Devices\|input device]]. Unlike other input devices, 3DRudder is not controlled by your hands. The device is controlled by a user's feet. 3DRudder allows the user to precisely and intuitively navigate the immersive, 3D environments of a [[VR]] world with their feet.
	The user's hands are now free to act in VR. She/He becomes more effective or productive.		The user's hands are now free to act in VR. She/He becomes more effective or productive.
			Unlike other motion input devices, in addition to regular 2D movements (forward/backward, strafe, rotation), the 3DRudder provides also elevation (up/down) using pressure sensors located on the surface of the board.

	==Features==		==Features==

Schesnais: Corrections and additions

2016-02-18T09:01:15Z

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	*User can orbit around an object up or down by pressing with her/his feet on the platform (left toe/right heel to move up - right toe/left heel to move down)		*User can orbit around an object up or down by pressing with her/his feet on the platform (left toe/right heel to move up - right toe/left heel to move down)

	3DRudder can also be used in non VR ~~environment~~.
			3DRudder can also be used in non VR environments.

	It was originally designed for CAD (see "Camera locked on an object" above).		It was originally designed for CAD (see "Camera locked on an object" above).

	It can be used with regular PC applications and games, especially in situations where two hands are not enough. For example when movement is controlled with the left hand using keyboard keys or a joystick, movement can be transferred to the 3DRudder freeing the left hand to perform other tasks.		It can be used with regular PC applications and games, especially in situations where two hands are not enough. For example when movement is controlled with the left hand using keyboard keys or a joystick, movement can be transferred to the 3DRudder freeing the left hand to perform other tasks.

	It is also used in 3D environments such as remote machine control (ex. Underwater ROV, surgical robots for camera control...).		It is also used in 3D environments such as remote machine control (ex. Underwater ROV, surgical robots for camera control...).


	[[Category:Input Devices]]		[[Category:Input Devices]]

Schesnais at 08:59, 18 February 2016

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	}}		}}
	3DRudder is a [[Virtual Reality]] [[Input Devices\|input device]]. Unlike other input devices, 3DRudder is not controlled by your hands. The device is controlled by a user's feet. 3DRudder allows the user to precisely and intuitively navigate the immersive, 3D environments of a [[VR]] world with their feet.		3DRudder is a [[Virtual Reality]] [[Input Devices\|input device]]. Unlike other input devices, 3DRudder is not controlled by your hands. The device is controlled by a user's feet. 3DRudder allows the user to precisely and intuitively navigate the immersive, 3D environments of a [[VR]] world with their feet.
			The user's hands are now free to act in VR. She/He becomes more effective or productive.

	==Features==		==Features==
	3DRudder can perform 4 different types of movements:		3DRudder can perform 4 different types of movements:

			Camera free
			* User can move forward or backward in a game by tilting the device forward and backward
			* User can strafe to the right or to the left by tilting the device left or right
			* User can turn to the right or to the left by spinning the device to the right or to the left
			* User can move up or down by pressing with her/his feet on the platform (left toe/right heel to move up - right toe/left heel to move down)

			Camera locked on an object
	*User can strafe left or right by tilting the device left or right.		*User can strafe left or right by tilting the device left or right.

	*User can zoom into or out of an object by tilting the device forward and backward.		*User can zoom into or out of an object by tilting the device forward and backward.
			*User can orbit around an object to the right or to the left by spinning the device to the right or to the left.
			*User can orbit around an object up or down by pressing with her/his feet on the platform (left toe/right heel to move up - right toe/left heel to move down)

	*User can ~~rotate around~~ an object ~~by spinning~~ the ~~device~~.		3DRudder can also be used in non VR environment.
			It was originally designed for CAD (see "Camera locked on an object" above).
			It can be used with regular PC applications and games, especially in situations where two hands are not enough. For example when movement is controlled with the left hand using keyboard keys or a joystick, movement can be transferred to the 3DRudder freeing the left hand to perform other tasks.
			It is also used in 3D environments such as remote machine control (ex. Underwater ROV, surgical robots for camera control...).

	*User can move forward or backward by tilting your feet in different directions i.e. tilting left foot forward and right foot backward.

	[[Category:Input Devices]]		[[Category:Input Devices]]

Shadowdawn at 22:09, 27 December 2015

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	\|Weight=		\|Weight=
	\|Size=		\|Size=
	\|Release Date=		\|Release Date=March 2016
	\|Price=		\|Price=$175
	\|Website=http://www.3drudder.com/		\|Website=http://www.3drudder.com/
	}}		}}