In our testing we ve found that people are as much as 80 percent faster in hitting the targets they want on screen using TouchSense. Games and Windows are one thing, but the Internet is now a mainstream platform. On the software game side, we work with the big developers like Electronic Arts, Microsoft, Hasbro, etc. The Internet is a much bigger problem and it will take time for custom support of TouchSense to appear. But we recently introduced Immersion Web that automatically adds basic TouchSense features to any Web page.
Web developers can then expand from there to add custom features.
We have a new module that supports Macromedia s Flash format so you can add TouchSense to animation as well as standard HTML pages. The Web frontier is very exciting. Yes, the PC is it for now, but there are other exciting areas we re getting into. We also see the living room as a place for entertainment and Web browsing that we can enhance via hand-held controllers. We announced an agreement with Sony that will offer a TouchSense controller for its PlayStation II, our first entry into the living room.