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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. | ||
Revision as of 14:06, 13 March 2015
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| Website | http://www.3drudder.com/ |
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3DRudder is a Virtual Reality 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.
Features
3DRudder can perform 4 different types of movements:
- 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 rotate around an object by spinning the device.
- User can move forward or backward by tilting your feet in different directions i.e. tilting left foot forward and right foot backward.