Here is a no-camera controller designed to take your mobile VR experience to the next level. Finch Shift has advanced IMU sensors to determine your hands’ position with accuracy in real-time. It has a tracking range of 360-degrees. Combine that with a PC-to-Mobile streaming software, and you will able to experience your favorite VR games on your smartphone.
Shift provides haptic feedback to get you more into your games. It doesn’t require you to deal with unnecessary wires either. The developer’s kit includes two controllers, a Bluetooth adapter, SDK, and demo games.
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