Trade-in at 3Dconnexion
has announced a programme which will allow users to trade-in their existing 3Dconnexion motion controller for a SpacePilot, the company’s first intelligent motion controller.
The programme is open to users of the SpaceBall 2003, SpaceBall 3003, SpaceBall 4000, SpaceMouse Classic or SpaceMouse Plus and applies to serial devices only. For a limited time qualifying customers can upgrade to a SpacePilot for £199, excluding taxes and shipping.
Created to boost productivity, the SpacePilot couples 3D motion control with an array of function keys powered by adaptive technology. The controller incorporates a built-in LCD display that allows users to view dynamically labelled and extendable key assignments, providing an almost unlimited number of functions based on the user’s current task. As users change applications or change tasks within their application, moving from sketching to part modelling to assembly modelling, for instance, the LCD presents them with updated functions relevant to the activity at hand.
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