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A $25 streaming stick is the worst possible target for a physics-driven motion game — until you stop asking the TV to think. With Three.js on the display and an asymmetric client model, a budget CTV becomes a real multiplayer console.
By Raymatix Team
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For a decade, motion gaming was haunted by input lag and jittery limbs. The combination of Ultralytics YOLO26-Pose, on-device Edge AI, and a 60 FPS spatial sensor like Raymatix removes the compromises rather than working around them.

If Smart TVs block third-party USB cameras, how does 60 FPS motion tracking work on Samsung, LG, and Hisense? Here's the behind-the-scenes technical magic — from on-board NPU to a microscopic 24 KB/s skeleton stream.

For years, motion gaming has been trapped inside expensive closed boxes. Raymatix bypasses the Smart TV lockout entirely with a driverless Wi-Fi skeleton stream — turning over 1 billion existing TVs into controller-free motion arenas.

On June 15, 2026, WAYO TV Co., Ltd. and Raymatix Ltd. signed a landmark Letter of Intent to integrate Raymatix's motion-gaming ecosystem directly into the global WAYO TV OS — reaching 86 million+ active connected TVs.

We're introducing an ultra-affordable, plug-and-play spatial computing node that maps 17 human joints in real-time — turning any living room into a multiplayer arena.

No cameras streaming to the cloud. No video leaving your home. Here's how our on-device architecture protects privacy by design.

From Android TV boxes to LG, Samsung, TCL, and Hisense displays — Raymatix works with the screens people already own.
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