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The Old World

The Console Trap

For years, the magic of motion gaming has been trapped inside an expensive, closed box. To jump into a game, players were forced to buy dedicated consoles and tether heavy tracking cameras to them using thick, proprietary USB cables.

But what if you could bypass the console entirely — and stream your body's movements directly to the screen you already own?

The Problem

The Smart TV Lockout

You might wonder: why hasn't anyone built a simple motion camera for Smart TVs before?

The answer lives in the operating systems. Modern Smart TV platforms — Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Hisense VIDAA — operate as highly restrictive sandboxes.

To protect their ecosystems, TV manufacturers actively block custom third-party USB hardware drivers. Plug a standard tracking camera into a TV's USB port and the television simply will not read it.

The Breakthrough

The Driverless Wi-Fi Skeleton Stream

Raymatix bypasses this limitation completely by changing how the hardware communicates. We don't treat our device as a USB accessory — we treat it as an independent, driverless local network IP node.

Instead of relying on the TV's processor, the Raymatix sensor features its own built-in Rockchip NPU that processes dual-camera stereoscopic video entirely on-board.

Using advanced edge-AI, the sensor maps your exact physical movements and extracts an industry-standard 17-point human skeleton matrix in real-time.

Rather than pushing heavy raw video through a restricted USB port, Raymatix collapses your skeletal movements into a tiny, ultra-lightweight 24 KB/s binary coordinate stream — blasted over your local network to the game on your TV via standard UDP or WebSockets.

The Result

Universal Hardware Agnosticism

Because the TV simply receives a standard local network data stream over IP — rather than wrestling with custom USB drivers — Raymatix achieves true universal hardware agnosticism. A single sensor works flawlessly and natively across:

The Future

The Future of Play is Frictionless

There are no heavy headsets to wear. No plastic controllers to charge. No expensive consoles required.

By leveraging driverless IP transmission, Raymatix is liberating motion gaming from the console — delivering absolute 3D freedom to any screen in your home.