No more complicated buttons or complex codes. With a simple app and a mixed reality headset, controlling robots becomes more intuitive and accessible than ever.

Scientists have made a significant advance in the field of robot control by developing an app that allows users to operate a robot using only head and hand gestures. The app, called "Tracking Streamer," is compatible with Apple's Vision Pro mixed reality headset and promises to revolutionize the way we interact with machines in various fields.
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Tracking Streamer uses a combination of advanced sensors and artificial intelligence to monitor user movements. This technology tracks 26 key points on the body, including the hands, wrists and head, and records spatial data such as height from the ground. The captured information is then transmitted via Wi-Fi to a robot on the same network, which interprets the gestures and executes the appropriate actions.