This $155 Open-Source 6-DoF Stylus Replaces $5,000 Mocap Rigs
Aalto University's open-source Lighthouse Stylus tracks position and tilt to under 1 mm for about $155 in parts, against $5,000+ for commercial mocap.
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Aalto University's open-source Lighthouse Stylus tracks position and tilt to under 1 mm for about $155 in parts, against $5,000+ for commercial mocap.
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