Despite the open source label it apparently only targets closed source software, which is a shame. With improved system level drivers, Chinese factories will surely mass produce them cheaply, and we can all use them for <i>Blender</i>. Cool project from an electronics perspective. PCB @ <a href="https://github.com/spoter368/os3m-hardware/tree/master/PCB">https://github.com/spoter368/os3m-hardware/tree/master/PCB</a><p>Good overview of projects in this space (11 months old) @ <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xAk-wegS9o" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xAk-wegS9o</a><p>my2c: Grabbed one of the commercial 6DoFs after seeing a consulting ME work its magic but none of my mechanical engineers took to it. Gave it an architect, who also didn't take to it. I picked it up and appreciated it but recall the default translation speeds to have been irritatingly constrained relative to mouse scroll wheels. I think if you're getting in to 3D work, it's good to pick up 6DoF because it will save you a lot of motion over a career. But for those already down the rabbit hole the difficulties learning a new muscle memory are apparently often too high.