Sony claims patents for Anti-thesis Wii-mote technology

Yashpal SharmaDec 15 2006

The new era is of motion sensitive controllers; an enhanced technology that detects even a minor movement to perceive the moves and gives real life simulation. Fundamentally the technology contains two very fine, flat pieces of silicon of approx. negligible weight embedded inside the controller tied against silicon springs that helps them hold in right place and as you move the controller the set up detects even a negligible fluctuation and hence leading it to convert these data into simulation.

sony patent 52
sony patent 52

The technology has been surfaced by Sony and deployed in its SIXAXIS controller for PS3 and for that the developer has claimed a PATENT as well. The old version of SIXAXIS didn't contain was the infrared camera. But now briniging updations to the techology Sony has fixed LEDs and external camera in the frontage of the controller to capture the movements.

Sony has pleaded a patent over the innovative technology on Dec 14th and hopes the reverse technology of SCE Inc. to that of Wii controller will get approval of the organization.

Via: engadget

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