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'''Sixense Entertainment''' is the company behind the Sixense TrueMotion technology, which is used in the [[Portal Sixense MotionPack DLC|Sixense MotionPack DLC]] for ''[[Portal 2]]''.
'''Sixense Entertainment''' is the company behind the Sixense TrueMotion technology, which is used in the [[Portal 2 Sixense MotionPack DLC|Sixense MotionPack DLC]] for ''[[Portal 2]]''.


==Overview==
== Overview ==
Founded in 2007, Sixense is responsible for the development for a new motion tracking technology, currently known as the Sixense TrueMotion technology. The technology allows the user to interact with games and interactive media through body motion, with similar principles to products such as Microsoft's Kinect for Xbox 360. The company is chaired by Avi Arad, former CEO of Marvel Studios, while Amir Robin acts as the CEO.
Founded in 2007, Sixense is responsible for the development for a new motion tracking technology, currently known as the Sixense TrueMotion technology. The technology allows the user to interact with games and interactive media through body motion, with similar principles to products such as Microsoft's Kinect for Xbox 360. The company is chaired by Avi Arad, former CEO of Marvel Studios, while Amir Robin acts as the CEO.
==External Links==
*[http://sixense.com Official Website of Sixense]
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Latest revision as of 17:08, 9 September 2011

Sixense Entertainment is the company behind the Sixense TrueMotion technology, which is used in the Sixense MotionPack DLC for Portal 2.

Overview

Founded in 2007, Sixense is responsible for the development for a new motion tracking technology, currently known as the Sixense TrueMotion technology. The technology allows the user to interact with games and interactive media through body motion, with similar principles to products such as Microsoft's Kinect for Xbox 360. The company is chaired by Avi Arad, former CEO of Marvel Studios, while Amir Robin acts as the CEO.