Here are mains points about our new devices Pointer3D.

• Every movement in the real space is accurately and quickly reproduced on digital space.
• This device belongs to immersive technology (AR/VR).
• Pointer3D based on the innovative technology of ultrasound Doppler shifts.
• It consists of a pen (where is en emitter) and stand where is the frame with ultrasounds receivers.
• The receivers could be placed in an independent stand or mounted in corners of for example interactive board, laptops or tablets.
• When we move pen, we can create or manipulate 2D and 3D object in computer space.
• The emitter in pen is constantly monitored by these receivers. It let us operate almost in real-time. The latency is 0.01 seconds. It is like the best devices on the market. It can help to work without lags or fast react.
• Pointer3D, this device is more precise than others similar devices. It detects position changes of 0.01 mm.
• Unlike a computer mouse, the device doesn't have to be used only next a desk.
• Pointer3D can be connected to any mobile device.
• We can compare Pointer 3D to:
  • computer mouse - less precise, higher latency, it is not adapted to work in 3D space
  • another devices based on ultrasound technology - another design method, less precise, they are not adapted to work in 3D space
  • another devices not based on ultrasound technology:
    • more expensive (motion capture),
    • less precise, higher latency (kincet),
    • larger, more expensive, for gaming (HTC VIVE - it has similar latency like our device)
• Pointer3D can help for example:
  • work without lags
  • fast react
  • work out the smallest details
• Application for example:
  • modifying graphics, models 3D
  • as controller (for game, VR, instead computer mouse)
  • education
  • medicine (diagnostic tool in Parkinson measuring hand tremors or as way of communicating for people with reduced mobility)
• For now, tests and modifications of the project are being carried out. It will be also presenting on few international conferences.
• More information: http://pointer3d.com/