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Nice, you finally found LEDTrack. 

This will change the way you look at simulators.

Literally.

Have you ever been flying a plane, or racing around a track in the simulator, and felt like something was missing? Something that could pull you even deeper into the game?

Meet LEDTrack - a new headtracking solution that uses the webcam you already have.

LEDTrack puts you right in the pilot's seat and lets you look around exactly the way you need. A quick glance in the mirror while defending your position? Checking your six in a dogfight? Focusing onto the apex of a corner before you take it? Watching your bombs hit the target during a strike? That, and much more, is what LEDTrack brings you.

How does it work?

LEDTrack consists of a frame with three tracking points that you attach to your headset and a light filter placed on your webcam. The webcam tracks the movement of the points, and the software sends this data to your game. This lets you look around naturally and quickly, without awkward button presses. The result is improved situational awareness and deeper immersion. 

If you want more information about LEDTrack, you can find it here, or in online manual.

What makes LEDTrack Revolutionary?

• It's the first headtracker that uses a regular webcam and red tracking points, instead of modified cameras limited to infrared light and useless for anything else
• You get 125° of tracking coverage, ensuring uninterrupted tracking in any position*
• The wide tracking coverage gives you more freedom to fine-tune your motion curves, resulting in smoother and more precise movement
• It's made in the Czech Republic and sold to EU, so you get it with no import fees

* The maximum side turn of a users head, while still keeping at least part of a 27" monitor in view is 110° (tested at distances of 70  and 100 cm)

What other advantages does LEDTrack bring you?

LEDTrack is a device used for headtracking – transferring the movement of your head directly into the game or simulator, freeing your hands and buttons to control your machine more precisely. 

Headtracking is especially popular among flight and racing simulator players, as it makes looking around much easier, improves spatial awareness, and greatly enhances immersion. But it's not just for pilots and racers, it's also popular with players of other simulators who want a more immersive experience.