uSens and Epson Collaborate to Add Gesture Interaction to AR Glasses-CES 2017 Lei Feng Network CES News, uSens, which ha

uSens and Epson Collaborate to Add Gesture Interaction to AR Glasses-CES 2017 Lei Feng Network CES News, uSens, which has developed an interactive solution based on Inside-out tracking technology, announced that it has reached a partnership with Epson to add gesture interaction capabilities to the latter's new AR glasses, the Epson Moverio BT-300. Epson Moverio BT-300 glasses, loaded with Fingo modulesEpson Moverio BT-300 Developer Edition is a binocular see-through smart glasses, priced at 779 US dollars (about 5550 yuan).

The glasses feature silicon-based OLED display technology, powered by an Intel Atom quad-core processor, running Android OS 5.1, and no projection screen edges and backgrounds within the field of view. uSens' gesture interaction module Fingo is connected to the Moverio BT-300 smart glasses via USB, which can be placed on top of the glasses or fixed to the device via a stand to achieve a natural gesture interaction experience without a handle.

uSens has also released a new generation of Fingo hardware and SDK for developers, with improvements to the 26DOF gesture tracking algorithm, especially in terms of power consumption. Fingo can recognize the natural gestures commonly used by users, including grabbing, pulling, throwing, etc., and can also be used in conjunction with external landmarks to achieve position tracking.

Fingo basic parameters rack rimless glasses.