Sony Japan unveiled Mocopi on Tuesday, a set of wearable motion-tracking sensors that captures user movements that are mirrored by virtual avatars on the metaverse or virtual and augmented reality platforms.
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Mocopi has six bands that a user can wear on their ankles, wrists, head and hip.
It is expected to come with its own smartphone application and a software development kit.
“Mocopi creates highly accurate motion measurement with a small number of sensors, freeing VTubers and creators involved in movie and animation production from time and place constraints,” Sony wrote in its press release.
VTubers, which is short for virtual YouTube streamers, are internet streamers that gained prominence in Japan for providing online entertainment using virtual avatars.
“Virtual idols” such as Vocaloid have been highly popular since the mid-2000s, influencing modern-day Vtubers like Gawr Gura, who has 4.2 million subscribers on YouTube.
Mocopi will hit the Japanese market in late January 2023 for 49,500 Japanese yen (US$357).
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