Design issues when using commodity gaming devices for virtual object manipulation
Siroberto Scerbo, Doug A. Bowman · 2012
3D interaction has made a big splash in the gaming community with the Nintendo Wii, Sony Move and Microsoft Kinect; however, most of the interaction is based on natural imprecise motions. By using the wealth of 3D interaction research, we can use these low cost commercial systems to bring not only richer interaction to gaming but also commodity trackers to Virtual Reality research. One of the first steps in understanding how these devices can be used is to determine their limitations and strengths compared to traditional 3D tracking systems.