Movella, a provider of professional motion capture solutions, has launched Obskur, an all-in-one platform that provides virtual streamers (also known as “Vtubers”) with body tracking technology that’s typically reserved for industries like film and game development. The app integrates with existing iPhone or virtual motion capture solutions for facial tracking like Waidayo, and the Obskur Twitch extension allows users to create custom 3D, physics-enabled interactions (like explosions or objects that can be thrown at the avatar) to interact with their audience. Sony has similarly entered the Vtubing scene recently with its $449 Mocopi sensors, but those lack finger tracking and only provide around 90 minutes of battery life