Logitech VR Ink Pilot Edition is great news for artists who love to be on top of their game with the latest technologies at their fingertips. To describe its design in simple words, it is a novelty stylus that is huge in size that can bring about a revolution for designers. They can now create drawings and designs with ease using virtual reality at its best.
Logitech has really taken things to the next level and is very promising as a brand for all technology enthusiasts who believe that the way computer technology is used will be upgraded very soon.
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Before this development, designers had to use game controllers to draft or draw something in VR. But now, things have changed, thanks to the all-new VR Ink Pilot Edition. In the words of Vadim Kogan, “It’s natural — and if you’re a creator or designer, you want a natural and familiar input device.”
Logitech leaves no stones unturned when it comes to innovation that would help engineers, architects, designers, creatives and art directors get tools that can help them express their visualization or imagination in the best possible way. The company understands the need to have intuitive tools that can help them unleash their creativity.
The Director VR programs at Logitech, Denis O’Keeffe, shared in this context, “Today’s creative pioneers need new tools they already love but adapted to a world of true 3D. Logitech VR Ink Pilot Edition is a first step in unleashing creativity in this 3D space, set to stimulate the VR ecosystem. It’s a stylus that works with precision in VR on 2D surfaces or in the air. We’re sharing it ahead of availability with enterprise pioneers and partners in the 3D world – such as HTC VIVE, Sector 5 Digital and Vector Suite – in order to perfect the experience and shape with them, and others, the future of creativity.”
Finally, the future of virtual reality looks very promising for the creative field as well. This Ink Pilot Edition is sure to give wings to the imagination of designers across the world.