• ces2015_slider mask
  • wireless_slider mask
  • makevrSlider mask
  • stemVRtestimonial_Slider mask
  • makeVRTestimonials_featureImage mask
PRE-ORDER NOW
  • "For us to experience games as if we’re actually in them the Rift needs to be combined with other devices...that’s where the STEM System comes in."
    Matthew Humphries
    Geek.com
  • "Sixense’s STEMs are looking like a must have
    Oculus Rift companion"
    Steve Reynolds
    HITC Tech
  • "If you want to wield a lightsaber, Sixense's STEM System could be the closest you'll ever get"
    Nicholas Greene
    Inventor Spot
  • "I am incredibly excited about the near-future of VR after seeing these three new videos from Sixense..."

    Road to VR
  • “When I tried [Sixense's] latest prototype, I was completely blown away by how much better it was.”

    Reverend Kyle
  • “Road to VR went hand’s on with the latest STEM prototype and came away very impressed with the system’s performance.”
    Ben Lang
    Road to VR
  • "...the Sixense controllers can be a tool for artists and others to create objects in real time, with no delays and no need to learn painfully obtuse engineering programs."

    VentureBeat
  • "If you want to enter the world of 3D Printing, MakeVR is built from the ground up with the average joe in mind. Now there's no excuse to start creating."

    Popular Mechanics
  • "Picking up the Stem System for the first time, we saw first hand how easy it was to manipulate shapes and objects. By mirroring the position of the user's hands, MakeVR creates a workspace that's more like working on a shop bench than in a CAD program..."

    Engadget
  • "Where [the STEM System] really shines is in the MakeVR software."
    Ryan Fleming
    Digital Trends
  • "What really makes Make VR incredible is how it’s used with another Sixense machine, the STEM System..."
    Leah Yamshon
    TechHive
  • "Sixense's MakeVR goes beyond easier software by naturalizing the human-to-computer interface and incorporating features such as multi-user cooperative mode."
    Mike Titsch
    3D Printer World
  • "Seeing the ease of use in creating 3D models using MakeVR and a STEM System was also another impressive sight."

    GamingNexus
  • “MakeVR kind of turns building 3D models into a social gaming experience.”
    Leah Yamshon
    TechHive
  • “The result was perfect topology like that seen only in the best CAD software.”
    Mike Titsch
    3D Printer World
NEWSmore...

  • Sixense demo STEM at CES 2015 and blow our minds

    "Using the STEM - I can never go back"    Tweak Town

  • Sixense’s motion-controlled VR is just as much fun as it looks

    The Verge

  • I Went Shoe-Shopping In Virtual Reality

    "...the part that's hard to explain, is how natural it felt to reach out, grab things, and examine them in this virtual environment. How much better it felt than looking at flat images of products on a website."    Gizmodo

  • Sixense STEM adds full motion tracking to Samsung Gear VR

    "This means the introduction of advanced features that a pure head mounted tracker like the Gear VR could never hope to attain on its own..."          Pocket Gamer

  • Motion Controllers Make Great Virtual Reality

    "It's one of the most obviously fun, relatable things to do with motion controllers, even for people who are otherwise skeptical of VR."    The Verge

MEDIAmore...

  • Advanced Weapon Mechanics

    An example of common game interactions with a focus on full-simulation weapon mechanics.                      

  • Easy-to-build VR Interactions

    We showcase interactions, easily reproducible through the SixenseVR SDK.                                            

  • Introducing the STEM System

    A motion tracking system for the most intuitive interaction with video games, virtual reality, and more.

  • Loading Human with STEM System

    Preview of Untold Games’s Loading Human played with our STEM System. We were impressed with the early integration!

  • Sixense STEM Hands-On

    Engadget tries out the Sixense STEM prototype with Sixense Creative Director Danny Woodall