The same technology that is used for webcam games, is used with FLOID.
We could very well develop software that does the same thing, but we thought it would be
better, for all of us, to invite those who've perfected these software and have most experience
with them, to collaborate with us if they wish in order to achieve a better thing all together.
We are working as developers through Camspace and are pushing for AR eventually.

  I was inspired by many of the ongoing developments made in robo-tech, I myself am not a professional, mostly an
Artist that loves video games, music and a chance at creating something if it hasn't been
done before.  F.L.O.I.D. was intended to be the "faster" robot for an enhancing game
experience, as is the intention of the VirtuaGlove TM that I trademarked.

  The VirtuaGlove was the first thing I actually invented, and have been most excited about.
I've seen the modifications and thought "Well, all you guys need now is a design"  so I've
been working my pitute off for over a year now to see it done.  And so, thought it'd be nice
to be the good guy and not just run off and produce it without crediting everyone.  I've
always believed more minds are better than one.  The development is coming along nicely
with only using web cameras to sense movement, create clicks and allow the robot to effect
buttons within the games, something that is not so uncommon to do, but since it works and
all it really needs is some game scripting and concept, why not just go for it.  The IP used
by the robot is fast, when I found it, I couldn't understand why they didn't just go ahead
and put arms on it  !?!  then with web cameras doing what they can do now?  I had to make
this robot play webcam games with me, and it worked!  We play quite often now, and when
we get his body to move by program, he'll get harder to beat!