Tencent launches Ubisoft-licensed Just Dance: Party on mobile platforms with AI body tracking
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Tencent has officially released Just Dance: Party, a mobile rhythm game inspired by Ubisoft’s popular Just Dance franchise. The game is now available for download on iOS, Android, and HarmonyOS devices. Utilizing a proprietary AI-powered skeletal tracking algorithm, Just Dance: Party allows players to engage in full-body motion capture using only their smartphone's front-facing camera, removing the necessity for additional accessories like dance mats or motion controllers. This innovative approach aims to enhance accessibility and convenience for users, making it easier for fans to enjoy the dance experience anytime and anywhere.
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