 Hi, I'm Addie from The Verge at CES and I am a Jedi right now. I'm trying out the STEM motion controller from Sixth Sense. What's the company behind the Razor Hydra and this is a little bit similar in that it's a motion controller but what it does is have a base station back here that sends out an electromagnetic field. Using that I've got one tracker here on my head and I'm carrying two of them, sort of like guns, and they can sense their position. So unlike something like motion which is using a camera to tell where your hands are and just sort of sensing them and trying to figure it out, this actually has hardware trackers that genuinely kind of make it a lot more accurate and also give you a much wider feel of motion. This was probably one of the best PR things I've done at CES. I've also gone shoe shopping, which was fun, in a robot body. My god, I just threw shoes onto a mannequin. Really it's surprisingly versatile. Even though it's still just a little bit weird, there are about five times more buttons here than I'm using, but this is really, really a lot of fun. So the STEM system was funded on Kickstarter and those units are supposed to be shipping out all by GDC this March. It's also available for pre-order at $380. Okay, I'm good.
 Hi, I'm Addie from The Verge at CES and I am a Jedi right now.
 I'm trying out the STEM motion controller from Sixth Sense.
 What's the company behind the Razor Hydra and this is a little bit similar in that it's
 a motion controller but what it does is have a base station back here that sends out an
 electromagnetic field.
 Using that I've got one tracker here on my head and I'm carrying two of them, sort of
 like guns, and they can sense their position.
 So unlike something like motion which is using a camera to tell where your hands are and
 just sort of sensing them and trying to figure it out, this actually has hardware trackers
 that genuinely kind of make it a lot more accurate and also give you a much wider feel
 of motion.
 This was probably one of the best PR things I've done at CES.
 I've also gone shoe shopping, which was fun, in a robot body.
 My god, I just threw shoes onto a mannequin.
 Really it's surprisingly versatile.
 Even though it's still just a little bit weird, there are about five times more buttons here
 than I'm using, but this is really, really a lot of fun.
 So the STEM system was funded on Kickstarter and those units are supposed to be shipping
 out all by GDC this March.
 It's also available for pre-order at $380.
 Okay, I'm good.