Use a Laser Pointer to Fire at Virtual Targets with LaserVR(TM) Alpha Range ... - Gamasutra

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VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON â€" June 19, 2012 â€" Circutus LLC today announced the release of LaserVR ^TM Alpha Range, a unique video projector game available exclusively for iPad®, iPhone®, and iPod® Touch. By connecting a video projector to a camera-equipped mobile device, the LaserVR ^TM  technology “sees” the game playing on a wall, and tracks the dot from a laser pointer to recognize button clicks and player interactions. LaserVR ^TM  Alpha Range is a futuristic target shooting game, available now on the iTunes App Store for $7.99 / €5.99 /  £5.49 / AUD$8.49.

LaserVR ^TM  Alpha Range uses advances in computer vision to combine a virtually projected game with real world actions. For the first time, the processing power of modern mobile phones and tablets make it possible to simultaneously process a real-time camera feed while displaying the game’s graphics and user interface. The game player already owns the most expensive piece of equipment, in their mobile device, and can now couple it with a Pico projector, a tabletop tripod like the iStabilizer FlexÃ", and a low-powered laser pointer, for a portable virtual reality gaming experience.

For more information about LaserVRÃ" Alpha Range and LaserVR ^TM  product announcements, visit http://www.LaserVR.com

About Circutus

Circutus LLC is an innovative software company based in Vancouver, Washington, USA. Circutus is developing games and interactive software that combine computer vision with portable video projectors and mobile devices.

Media Contact

Travis Haagen, Circutus LLC

travis@laservr.com