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` Exhibit 6
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`Case 6:21-cv-00755-ADA Document 45-6 Filed 02/28/22 Page 2 of 2
`12/8/21, 4:14 PM
`IS-300 Pro Precision Motion Tracker
`The Wayback Machine - https ://web .archive.org/web/2002 1 0 1 7040949/http ://intersense.com: 8 0/products/prec/is
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`FC71) INTERSENSE
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`WE BRING 3D TO LIFE
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`PRODUCTS InertiaCubeZ IS-300 Pro
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`I NTERTRAXa Headsets ir Distributors
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`IS-600 Mark 2 I IS-600 Mark 2 Plus IS-900 e- INTERTRAXa
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`IS-300 Pro Precision Motion Tracker
`THE WORLD'S FASTEST AND SMOOTHEST HEAD AND HAND ORIENTATION
`TRACKER.
`
`Make slow, jittery virtual
`environments history. Now
`high-fidelity tracking with
`the ease-of-use, freedom
`and robustness of sourceless
`inertial technology is here.
`Enhance simulator
`performance and realism
`with the IS-300 from
`InterSense.
`
`• Fast Et Smooth
`• Motion Prediction
`• Immune to Interference
`• Unlimited Range
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`DOWNLOAD THE PDF FILE FOR ADDITIONAL
`I NFORMATION AND SPECIFICATIONS
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`Fast Response and Jitter Free
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`Motion Prediction
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`The InterSense IS-300 Pro supports the
`industry's fastest update rate of up to 500
`Hz, for the world's lowest latency tracking.
`Tracker-induced lag is removed from your
`virtual environment.
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`Unlimited Range
`
`The IS-300 Pro is completely sourceless. This
`means no setup, no line-of-sight constraints
`and virtually unlimited operating range. The
`signal processor is small enough to wear on
`a belt for tetherless application.
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`The IS-300 Pro predicts motion up to 50 ms
`in the future, compensating for graphics
`rendering delays and eliminating simulator
`lag. InterSense is the only company to
`employ the proven benefits of inertial
`angular rate and acceleration sensors to
`provide accurate feed-forward motion
`prediction.
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`H OME
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`iNTERSEMSE
`Tel 781 270 0090
`Fax 781 229 8995
`info@iSENSE.com
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`LAST UPDATED:
`June 4, 2002
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`https://web.archive.org/web/20021017040949/http://intersense.com/products/prec/i5300/i5300pr0.htm
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