PhaseSpace is in Phase III of a Navy SBIR (Small Business Innovative Research) grant and is therefore eligible for sole source government contracts for optical tracking, motion tracking, virtual reality, augmented reality, telepresence, collaborative reality, virtual training and other tracking and input device applications. We are dedicated to working with universities and other research groups worldwide to remain on the cutting edge of technology. Below are a few defense and research applications that the have utilized the PhaseSpace motion capture system.
HEAD TRACKING |
Head Tracking requires minimal latency and maximum accuracy. PhaseSpace tracking technology provides real time feedback, eliminating the latency problems that have plagued virtual reality systems, tracking head movements with less than 10 ms latency. This eliminates the motion sickness users often experience while wearing head mounted displays. Customers such as Boeing and Lockheed Martin have used PhaseSpace technology in their research and development.
ROBOTICS |
Training and tele-robot control are among the latest trends in robotics. The PhaseSpace system has been used in numerous research applications that involve the controlling and dynamic training of robots. Honda Corporation has relied on the PhaseSpace motion capture system as one of their research tools.
GESTURE RECOGNITION |
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Sandia National Labs has used PhaseSpace Motion Capture in multiple development projects. A gesture recognition system capable of controlling 3d widgets was developed by using the PhaseSpace system as an interface. The advantages of PhaseSpace technology allows it to be suitable for real-time interfaces. Multi-user shared interfaces were also developed by Sandia using the PhaseSpace system.
VIRTUAL SPACES and CAVES |
CAVE Automatic Virtual Environments are immersive rooms created for visualization and interaction purposes. CAVEs tend to be completely enclosed so the integration of a motion capture system can be difficult. However, due to PhaseSpace's industry leading 60 Degree FOV, the IMPULSE system can be placed within the CAVE to capture motions. No other optical motion capture system can deliver the same results as the PhaseSpace IMPULSE in a small enclosed CAVE.
VIRTUAL TRAINING | Navy Research Lab
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Virtual Combat is the future of military and law enforcement training. A trainee can be immersed in a virtual environment that is controlled and fully customizable. The Navy Research Lab is using the PhaseSpace system to create a complete virtual environment populated with virtual characters. The real-time motion capture allows for trainees to interact and move through the training space naturally.
SURFACE SCANNING |
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