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This is the seeMote Cube, a new spatial accessory for Apple Vision Pro. Developers can anchor virtual objects to it through Apple’s Spatial Accessory API. It features infrared 6DoF tracking, six programmable buttons and haptic feedback.

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Artur Sychov ᯅ21 days ago

300$ 😐😐😐

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Justin Ryan21 days ago

Yeah, it’s not the most affordable spatial accessory. They have several options and products coming. I’ll be sharing more soon.

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Artur Sychov ᯅ21 days ago

Looking forward!

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Justin Ryan21 days ago

Learn more here:

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Average AI21 days ago

This is actually amazing. I’ve been creating objects in blender and using your fingers to move them around and stay there has been exhausting

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Kushal ᯅ21 days ago

@SadlyItsBradley I don’t understand the use case yet. Love if anyone finds any examples.

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Justin Ryan21 days ago

@SadlyItsBradley I plan to build a few things to help answer this. Just like Vision Pro, spatial accessories are still in their early days, but I think they’ll be huge for spatial experiences that benefit from precision and haptics.

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Maxym 🔜 Meta Connect21 days ago

Cool! Merge cube is making a comeback!

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Roman21 days ago

Love the idea

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LionHeadLionHeart ᯅ21 days ago

I can see practical use of this if design for, interested to see what others utilize it for too

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Dipen Vaja20 days ago

White-label publishing is the unglamorous unlock for spatial video. When the distribution layer gets easier, more creators can focus on the medium instead of rebuilding the plumbing.

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Erik Natzke21 days ago

Are they available now?

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Gordan Knott21 days ago

?

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