Verso for PC

Verso Technologies srl is an innovative startup born in 2017, its mission is "to create wearable and intuitive systems that allow users to do what they want when and where they want, in a simple way so as to become essential and disappear"
The company designed and patented Verso ONE,Verso is a wearable device that works as a universal gesture controller to design gestures and games, music and sports, or interact with professional software, on PCs and smartphones. Our easy-to-use gesture editor allows users to define new gestures, customize interaction, and design new ways to interact with their favorite apps. Also, new gestures or gesture-based applications can be uploaded to our marketplace and shared with other users.
Through the app, the user can connect with nearby devices or, if he does not have any, access the Verso One pre-order.
Verso ONE is the first device that provides users with a ready-to-use, customizable and extensible environment to imagine, create and share new ways to interact with video games, music, sport, virtual reality, design and with art, without writing a line of code. Verso ONE is an interactive ring which, thanks to a series of inertial sensors, allows the acquisition of finger and hand movements and gestures with very high accuracy and speed. Connected away
Bluetooth or USB to smartphone, PC or other devices, Verso ONE allows you to interact with applications and interactive environments in an extremely intuitive and natural way.
Verso's technology is based on signal processing algorithms that analyze the fundamental components of movement (acceleration,
relative orientation and orientation with respect to the earth's magnetic axis) and recognize in real time the gestures or movements made by the user, which are converted into control signals for an application or an external device.
Verso software (for Windows, Linux and Mac PCs and for Android and iOS smartphones) provides users with a dictionary of ready-made commands that can be associated with any standard application (e.g., Powerpoint, Autocad, Spotify, Ableton, GTA and others) or developed ad hoc