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Reaction to the technology is mixed, with analysts offering strikingly differing views of the value of ZCam and how much it could add to game companies' bottom lines. If that's the company's business model, it's not clear how receptive its desired partners will be. "We don't see ourselves selling this directly as 3DV," said Barel, "but partnering with publishers or hardware companies."

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Rather, it intends to license the technology to others, potentially a console maker such as Microsoft, Sony, or Nintendo, or to PC game developers. The company doesn't intend to put ZCam itself on the market as a consumer product. The technology has applications beyond video games, as well, particularly because it has some ability to be autonomously applied to existing software.ĭuring a demonstration at CNET, in fact, Barel showed how he could use simple gestures with his fingers and thumb to navigate through the Microsoft Vista menu tree.īut while 3DV Systems has clients in many different fields, including the military, its focus for now is on video games and how the ZCam technology could make a dent in the traditional interface market.

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Tomer Barel, 3DV's vice president of marketing and product management, says that means the software can key in on a gamer's hands, and even between his or her fingers, and can run various applications based on what that person does with their head, hands, fingers, or torso. Sophisticated software algorithms interpret those reflections in such a way that the system can judge the distance of-and distinguish between-various objects and, say, discern someone's hands.īecause it relies strictly on the reflection of the light from the camera, it doesn't need ambient light to work, allowing ZCam to function in a dark room, or with any kind of background, bright, dark or otherwise. The ZCam works by emitting short infrared pulses and then measuring the reflections off objects. In light of the tremendous success of Nintendo's motion-sensitive Wiimote controller for its Wii video game console, 3DV is banking on making a lot of money with technology it thinks can move the genre forward even further.

That's because its new ZCam, a 3D camera that plugs directly into a PC, is designed to let gamers' hands be the only controllers they need. If an Israeli company called 3DV Systems has its way, you won't have to just imagine it, or many other examples of games that users could control entirely with their hands, for much longer.

Or think about sparring with a virtual boxing opponent by doing nothing but standing up and throwing punches in the air. Imagine playing a flight simulation video game that lets you guide the aircraft with your hands alone.