Loyd's second day on the floor of GDC 2010 comes back to us in the form of a picture story. Real-time motion capture, virtual reality, stereoscopic showings from Nvidia and Sony, plus a brain wave detector kit were all on display at this year's show.
Virtusphere. It’s a location-based, virtual reality environment. You can see the player inside, with VR goggles and plastic gun. He sees the action, and the sphere has sensors to detect his aiming and firing.
Cryengine 3 In 3D
Cryengine 3 running in stereoscopic mode. There were a number of stereoscopic 3D demos at the show.
GeForce 3D Vision
Nvidia’s stereoscopic technology running on three displays.
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Sony Does 3D, Too
Sony showed off stereoscopic 3D running on the Playstation 3.
Crytek's Battle Suit
The Crytek battle suit from Crysis.
Neurosky's Brain Wave Detector
Neurosky’s brain wave detector headset. Neurosky showed off a number of demos, and now has a design win in Mattel’s Mindflex game.
