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| − | A '''3D control peripheral''' is a | + | [[File:PhantomDesktop.jpg|thumb|A Phantom Desktop 6DOF input device]] |
| + | A '''3D control peripheral''' is a physical part of a computer system for controlling something virtual in 3D. It is a [[control peripheral]] that enables the user to specify a point in 3D for a computer system easily. | ||
| − | + | Examples include: | |
| + | * magnetic trackers from [[Polhemus]] | ||
| + | * SteamVR controllers | ||
| + | * [[3D pen]]s. | ||
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| + | The most useful 3D control peripherals use [[linear representational action]] or [[direct action]] ([[3D direct interaction]]). They are naturally 3D. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:33, 1 February 2025
A 3D control peripheral is a physical part of a computer system for controlling something virtual in 3D. It is a control peripheral that enables the user to specify a point in 3D for a computer system easily.
Examples include:
The most useful 3D control peripherals use linear representational action or direct action (3D direct interaction). They are naturally 3D.