Control VR, the glove-based controller system that got half-way to its $250,000 Kickstarter goal after just one day, has now passed that goal with 23 days left to go.
The Los Angles-based company is promising delivery by Christmas of this year, with a two-glove development kit priced at the $600 pledge level.
The hardware is particularly suited for virtual reality applications that require detailed hand gestures, such as sign language, medical simulations, or virtual training scenarios that involve manipulating small objects.
No stretch goals have been announced as of yet.
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