Image courtesy of Virtual Star Studios
Image courtesy of World Stage
An infrared layout made with active IR markers is needed for the tracker to obtain its position in 3D space. The marker-based approach ensures the high accuracy and reliability of the system. Depending on the studio configuration, you can choose a floor or ceiling setup for the IR-markers.
The tracker can transfer data using special wireless or wired sockets. The wireless sockets operate using a low-latency 2.4GHz radio protocol at a distance of up to 10 meters. The wired sockets are connected by а USB cable and provide the most reliable connection.
The Antilatency SDK comes with plugins for Unreal Engine, Unity and a native C++ and C# API to integrate with any software. All editions of Aximmetry provide native support for the Antilatency tracking system.
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Wired USB Socket | x1 |
Tracking area (floor or ceiling) | sold in increments of 10 sq. m |
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HMD Radio Socket | x1 |
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Tracking area (floor or ceiling) | sold in increments of 10 sq. m |