3D Motion Controls

3D Motion Controls is a Warsaw startup that emerged from a Samsung incubator in Rzeszów and is building an unusual gesture-control device: a hand-worn controller that turns the movement of the hand directly into 3D objects in CAD/CAM, with no VR headset and no cameras.

This approach sets the company apart from typical optical motion-capture solutions (such as the Leap Motion system) or gloves with bend sensors (for example Manus VR): 3D Motion Controls relies on sensors worn directly on the hand, which is meant to limit occlusion and simplify calibration.

Its use goes beyond robotics alone: it is a tool for engineers and designers, although gesture recognition also has natural applications in robot teleoperation. So far there is no publicly available data on price, market launch date or number of deployments, which is typical for a company at an early stage of development.

The product is being built in Poland, so availability on the domestic market, once the device goes on sale, should be the company's natural first step.