Japan’s National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science as well as Technology (AIST, to friends) is obliged for the good many innovations which a denizens of a year 2030 take for postulated, as well as a brand-new i³Space certainly won’t taint the institute’s jot down. Built on the foundation of AIST’s own GyroCubeSensuous for pleasing feedback, the i³Space tracks the motion of a operator’s dual index fingers in 3D space, and sends back “illusionary pleasing as well as kinesthetic sense” by the controllers. Details are still the small skinny, though AIST plans to show the full rig off at CEDEC next week, with eyes on shortening the size of the complement of courting gaming, pattern, and healing applications in the near future. Hopefully they throw in this Earth-prodding simulator for giveaway, we always wanted to have a great go at Greenland.

Via Engadget