Move's not had quite as many cool non-gaming applications as Kinect, but this video does a lot to redress the balance.
As you know, the PlayStation Move controller contains plenty of motion-sensing technology, including a magnetic field sensor and three gyroscopes, which make it accurate enough to detect something none of us notices: the Earth's rotation.
Called the Copernitron, we won't pretend to understand the science behind this, but we love the makeshift nature of the build: the equipment is made from a Move controller, 45rpm turntable and a toilet roll tube.
Have a look at the video below but beware: science overload
[source pabr.org]
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"Move's not had quite as many cool non-gaming applications as Kinect,"
It's not that the Kinect apps are particularly cool, they just look that way compared to the games.
cmmon we need games !!!!!!!!
more move games !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Paranoimia I dunno, Kinect controlling a robot is pretty cool compared to anything.
@coltscolts Killzone 3 and de Blob 2 are both out today, that should do it for you
Let's not start trying to make this a competition between what the Move can do apart from games versus the Kinect. There's already a clear winner in that contest.
"the equipment is made from a Move controller, 45rpm turntable and a toilet roll tube."
Mind = Blown
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