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{{Device Infobox | {{Device Infobox | ||
|image=[[ | |image=[[File:3DRudder3.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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|Sensors= | |Sensors= | ||
|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 | ||
|Website=http://www.3drudder.com/ | |Website=http://www.3drudder.com/ | ||
}} | }} | ||
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 | 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. | ||