Forcetek’s full-body exoskeleton game controller coming to E3

We have seen advanced exoskeletons for sports training and physical rehabilitation, but the growing demand for game consoles and the desire of the manufacturers to live up with the most distinctive makes, may get an exoskeleton - that tracks movement and provides physical feedback for gaming geniuses at the forthcoming E3 show this month. The virtual reality interface isn’t new to gaming, but the full body exoskeleton game controller from Forcetek USA could definitely change the face of virtual gaming by putting the players closer to the reality than ever before.

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The exoskeleton besides acting as controller tracking movements lets the users fell as if they are really playing, simulating the virtual experience in real. The full body suit will not be ready by E3; therefore, we may see the controller in one arm, both arms, back and lower body attachments. The exoskeleton will be shown using existing video game software at E3 but would be released with specifically developed video games.

Via: PressRelease/CrunchGear/1UP