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Wow this is so cool. Really makes me feel like I'm living in the future. Not sure that naming it tesla was a good idea though.
right, riding the Tesla keyword is so 2010, they should have gone with MLsuit.io or blockchainSuit.io. Okay it felt good to write, go ahead and downvote me you mofos
I always wanted to use TENS and EMS but my professors were a bit cautious. Anyway I've learned a lot and it was a really fun project. I still have the suit and have currently lent it to a fellow student who want's to survey if and how it increases VR immersion. Very happy to see another professional go at this! Good luck guys!
Hey all, Denis, Teslasuit Marketing Director here. Looking forward to your questions! as for feedback for users - we have it on Youtube - just google it by keyword phrase "Teslasuit VR haptic suit at DevGAMM 2017 Minsk" as for prefix Tesla - we using it due to the fact that we are using current (EMS and TENS) to provide haptic (sense of touch) as for electricity: yes, we are using TENS and EMS to provide haptic sensa…
Looks interesting. Some practical questions: :) • Sizing wise, how're you thinking to handle different sized people. For example, I'm about 155cm (just over "5 foot" in imperial). That's fairly short compared to many North Americans. • Power and signal transport. On the YouTube video there seems to be a back attachment with a WiFi logo. Does that mean the suit itself will be untethered (battery powered)? • If it's un…
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http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-42574569 - newest video about Teslasuit from BBC :)
You seem to be affiliated with them. My advice would be to demo asap and as much a possible. I am sure it is hard with a suit like that, but it's the only way people aren't gonna think it is vaperware.
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Looks interesting. Some practical questions: :) • Sizing wise, how're you thinking to handle different sized people. For example, I'm about 155cm (just over "5 foot" in imperial). That's fairly short compared to many North Americans. • Power and signal transport. On the YouTube video there seems to be a back attachment with a WiFi logo. Does that mean the suit itself will be untethered (battery powered)? • If it's un…
Sizing: we are creating different sizes from XS to XXL Power and signal transport: Teslasuit fully untethered. Signal transmitting via Wi-FI. Battery is enough for 3-4 days of gaming (approx. 25-32 hours) SDK: not now, but we are thinking in this direction.
Even with "standard" sizes like that, I always need to get clothes tailored as the arms and legs are still too long. :)
Open Sourcing drivers/SDK wise: If you need someone to bounce ideas off of or just discuss things, you're welcome to ping me (justin@postgresql.org). Happy to sign reasonable NDA (etc) if needed.
Its already a pain in the ass to put on and set up the Vive...who's going to want to jump into a wet suit just to play video games?
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gloves planned to be built within 4 months
This is a solved problem you can buy right now and get an actual product. https://neuronmocap.com/ No chest bouncing sensors though, unfortunately...
https://neuronmocap.com/content/product/perception-neuron-li...
But, pretty much Windows only. :(
They do have one demo + their data reading SDK also working on OSX. Not really sure if that should be considered real OSX support though:
https://neuronmocap.com/downloads
Reading the license in the SDK, it's 100% proprietary. My interest completely died at that point.