Oh and btw, it is kind of weird having to pick a hardware for this topic, and soon I will have to pick someone that resolved the question... Actually I will be picking the bot now! So it is done!! But a separate section for posts like this would be an awesome improvement for the forum!

Oh and also now I am having to do another post to mark it as resolved!! So here it comes...

Thank you so much for resolving my question dear AI Support Bot!

Fabulous, amazing technology

thanks for sharing

I watched the video, also I went to Haptx, Shadow websites, the future is amazing

I am sure many people in this forum will be interested in this, some may know already.

Ang

Well I have seen DJ demonstrate doing something similar with the Kinect camera and controlling the large Inmoov robot and now with all the VR plugins and camera controls this is no big deal for EZB users,only the tactile feeling in the glove finger tips is a bit more cutting edge I guess. I will be doing the same with my Large Cylon I am building .I am modifying the old V2 arms I have,extending them so I can control all the wrist joints,finger grasping,elbow movements with my Oculus Go and the EZB, I will see if I can make the hands strong enough to handle beers and hand them out to people in VR to real life.

Dont use the Oculus Go, use the Quest...the Quest has two controllers!

I used the WiiMote to do that, as well as the kinect. But the kinect version wasn't great. If you modified the source code for the virtual reality robot control to take the htc vive controller inputs and assign to servos, you have the same thing but with cameras. They're using HTC vive, you can see the controller attached to the glove. The only part i find impressive about that is they're doing what our software has been able to do for a few years...

Right on DJ using the cameras is what I am interested in as the new 360 HD cameras can be bought cheap now and let you see any area around in a 360 degree view,looks impressive in VR headsets. Tried the 360 video of the Canada Wonderland Roller Coaster ride and I just about puked it felt so real. I can just imagine now taking control of my 6 foot robot outside and moving the arms to pick up stuff or meet and greet people,very cool what the ARC can do these days!

Amazing technology, I can't wait where our future brings us. I hope games would soon adapt this technology.