CyWee

CyWee Group Limited

Type	Private
Industry	Consumer Electronics, Peripherals, Telecommunications, Video Games
Founded	June 2007
Headquarters	Taipei, Taiwan
Key people	Joe Ye, CEO and President
Website	cywee.com

'CyWee' Group Ltd. is a Taiwanese company that makes devices for motion sensing and video streaming.^[1] Based on research that started in 2003, CyWee’s MEMS products are used to provide consumer products with a motion interface. CyWee has developed products that integrate gaming^[2], multimedia, and applications across a wide range of platforms.^[3]

Headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, CyWee also has offices in Beijing and Hangzhou, China. and Santa Clara, California. CyWee is funded by SB China Venture Capital ^[4] and Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI). CyWee’s partners include HP^[5], Fujitsu^[6], Acer^[7], Marvell, China Unicom^[8], China Telecom^[9], ST Microelectronics, and Flextronics.

Technology

AirStream Technology AirStream Technology enables high definition video delivery while ensuring both low latency and low power consumption.^{[citation needed]} The AirStream suite of wireless streaming products include: wireless ICs, standalone dongles, tablets, and smart TVs. AirStream is designed for wireless display in mobile devices. The technology enables real-time streaming of content from mobile device or PC to the TV.

Motion Processing The CyWee platform can be built into motion controllers, mobile phones, tablets, indoor navigation devices, and other advanced technologies.

Products

Air Shuttle The CyWee Air Shuttle is the first MFi-certified accessory that enables real-time audio and video transmission from an iPod, iPhone, or iPad^[10]. This standalone dongle streams music, photos, video, and apps from your iOS device to the TV. The device uses the 5.8GHz band for wireless transmission. The Air Shuttle operates up to 10 meters without being limited by line of sight.

CyWee Z The CyWee Z is the first motion controller made for high performance PC gaming. The Z controller provides free movement in 3D space and the ability to sense depth. This allows for the capture of complex movements which regular controllers cannot replicate. The device features accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetic sensors to produce the most precise and responsive motion game controller^[11].

See also

• List of companies in Taiwan

References

1. ^ ”Taiwan Contract Makers Add to Choices for End Users.” PC World. Retrieved on April 10, 2011.
2. ^ ”CyWee brings Wii motion functions to PC gaming.” SMC Networks. Retrieved on July 5, 2010.
3. ^ ”CyWee showcases suite of wireless streaming and motion processing solutions at Computex 2011.” Digitimes. Retrieved on June 1, 2011.
4. ^ ”SB China Venture Capital Portfolio Companies” www.sbcvc.com
5. ^ "HP Home Media Desktop." Sina News. Retrieved on June 26, 2009.
6. ^ "Fujitsu's Air Command Plus guides PowerPoint, not B-52s (video)" Engadget. Retrieved on February 13, 2010.
7. ^ "Acer goes for a bit of Wii, er, Cywee, er...action" hackingcough.com
8. ^ "CyWee launching gaming bundles for China Telecom, China Unicom broadband packages" Interfax China. Retrieved on October 24, 2008.
9. ^ "CyWee launching gaming bundles for China Telecom, China Unicom broadband packages" Interfax China. Retrieved on October 24, 2008.
10. ^ "Air Shuttle Launch" CyWee. Retrieved on January 3, 2011.
11. ^ ”CyWee brings its 3D game controller and streaming media device to CES.” Engadget. Retrieved on January 8, 2009.

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