Over the previous two years, the Nex Playground has carved out a distinct segment for itself with youngsters and fogeys alike. It's a small field that sits in entrance of your TV and makes use of a digital camera, together with laptop imaginative and prescient AI processing, to trace your motion for interactive video games. Consider it like a simplified model of Microsoft's Kinect (RIP), with a little bit of the native multiplayer we see from the unique Wii. On this bonus episode, we chat with David Lee, Nex's CEO and co-founder, about how he went from constructing a basketball monitoring app to probably the most intriguing gaming console options available on the market. (The Nex Playground even managed to outsell Xbox in November!)
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Subjects
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What led to the event of the Nex Playground? — 2:04
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Who helped design and construct the console? — 8:36
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Questions concerning the Nex PlayPass subscription and different methods to get new video games — 13:23
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How did Nex persuade main manufacturers to construct for Nex Playground? — 19:10
Credit
Host: Devindra Hardawar
Visitor: David Lee, CEO and co-founder of Nex
Producer: Devindra Hardawar
Music: Dale North
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