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Designed for Apple Vision Pro application development, seeMote Cube helps you prototype physical input for visionOS apps without building a spatial controlle...

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Designed for Apple Vision Pro application development, seeMote Cube helps you prototype physical input for visionOS apps without building a spatial controller from scratch. It combines real-time 6DoF position and orientation tracking, six programmable physical buttons, and app-defined haptic feedback in a handheld cube.

Use it to map real-world movement and physical commands to virtual tools, 3D content, training procedures, digital twins, robot path reviews, and custom spatial workflows. Move or rotate the Cube to control a virtual object, assign buttons to application commands, and trigger vibration feedback when an interaction is completed or needs attention.

seeMote Cube supports Apple Vision Pro spatial accessory development workflows. Included reference resources provide a starting point for reading supported device input, mapping Cube movement to virtual content, assigning button events, and controlling haptic feedback, with support for Apple Spatial Accessory API and Swift.

In the box: seeMote Cube × 1, USB-C cable × 1, and quick start guide × 1.

Features:

  • 6DoF Spatial Tracking: Map Cube position and orientation to a virtual tool, object, handle, pointer, or interaction anchor.
  • 6 Programmable Buttons: Assign frequently used actions such as Select, Confirm, Undo, Reset, Change Mode, Activate Tool.
  • App-Defined Haptic Feedback: Use the built-in vibration motor to provide tactile feedback for selection, contact, boundaries, errors, warnings, or task completion.
  • Ready for visionOS Development: Supports native integration with Apple Vision Pro spatial accessory development workflows.
  • Connect Cube: Pair the device and establish application communication.
  • Read Input: Access supported tracking pose and button events.
  • Map Interactions: Assign movement and buttons to application-defined actions.
  • Add Feedback: Trigger haptics for confirmation, contact, warnings, or completion.

Specifications:

  • Product Name: seeMote Cube
  • Product Type: Handheld Spatial Input Device
  • Platform: Apple Vision Pro / visionOS 27
  • Form Factor: Regular Hexahedron (Cube)
  • Tracking DOF: 6DoF
  • Tracking Coverage: 360° no blind spots
  • Environmental Adaptability: Works in any lighting, from bright ambient to complete darkness
  • Physical Buttons: 6 Programmable Buttons
  • Haptic Feedback: Vibration Motor
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth
  • Battery: Rechargeable 500mAh, 3.7V
  • API Support: Apple Spatial Accessory API
  • SDK Support: Swift
  • Power: USB-C(5V)
  • Dimensions: 56 × 56 × 56 mm
  • Weight: 97.3g
  • CE: CE
  • FCC: FCC

A useful development tool for teams exploring tangible controls, tracked movement, and tactile feedback in spatial computing prototypes.

Jargon buster

Plain-language definitions for the technical terms used above.

API
An API (application programming interface) is a defined set of commands or functions that lets one piece of software interact with another, such as a library, operating system, hardware driver or online service. When something offers API support, it means you can control or query it from your own code rather than only through its built-in menus or buttons.
haptics
Haptics are systems that create touch or force feedback, such as a knob that pushes back or a controller that vibrates. This matters because haptic projects often need very precise torque control rather than just basic motor speed control.
USB-C
USB-C is a small, reversible USB connector that can carry power, data and, on some devices, video over a single cable. The same connector can range from charging only to high-speed data, so the functions a given port actually supports vary.
vibration motor
A small motor with an off-centre weight on its shaft, which shakes when it spins. It matters when choosing haptic feedback, alerts, or simple movement effects, as you need to match its voltage, current draw, size, and mounting style to your project.

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Initial commit: seeMoteCube viewer project 6580f37 8 days ago
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