 Hi, I'm Addie here at The Verge at CES Unveiled and I'm looking at the 3D Rutter, which is a motion controller that actually uses your feet. It's kind of like being on a skateboard, but what this does is it emulates axes of motion. So what I'm doing here is accidentally turning all the time. So you lean forward and that sort of takes you inward, this brings you back. You can sort of twist your feet and that brings you around like this and then turning is just turning. So right here what you're obviously doing is just sort of moving around a static landscape, but the idea is you'd be able to go into a game like Quake and you'd tilt forward to walk forward and you could map something else to keys, you could twist your feet to jump, and it's really just sort of supposed to feel like you're naturally walking. 3D Rutter is running an Indiegogo campaign right now where you can buy it for $110 and it's supposed to ship in May. So far it's a little bit weird to use because you're really not used to actually putting your feet into anything, it's like using a sewing machine, but it's actually a pretty cool idea for VR. If you want to see more stuff like this at CES you can go ahead and visit our YouTube channel.
 Hi, I'm Addie here at The Verge at CES Unveiled and I'm looking at the 3D Rutter, which is
 a motion controller that actually uses your feet.
 It's kind of like being on a skateboard, but what this does is it emulates axes of motion.
 So what I'm doing here is accidentally turning all the time.
 So you lean forward and that sort of takes you inward, this brings you back.
 You can sort of twist your feet and that brings you around like this and then turning is just
 turning.
 So right here what you're obviously doing is just sort of moving around a static landscape,
 but the idea is you'd be able to go into a game like Quake and you'd tilt forward to
 walk forward and you could map something else to keys, you could twist your feet to jump,
 and it's really just sort of supposed to feel like you're naturally walking.
 3D Rutter is running an Indiegogo campaign right now where you can buy it for $110 and
 it's supposed to ship in May.
 So far it's a little bit weird to use because you're really not used to actually putting
 your feet into anything, it's like using a sewing machine, but it's actually a pretty
 cool idea for VR.
 If you want to see more stuff like this at CES you can go ahead and visit our YouTube
 channel.