Tencent launches Ubisoft-licensed Just Dance: Party on mobile platforms with AI body tracking
Tencent today launched Just Dance: Party, a mobile rhythm game based on Ubisoft’s Just Dance franchise, across iOS, Android and HarmonyOS devices. The game uses a proprietary AI-powered skeletal tracking algorithm that enables full-body motion capture through a smartphone’s front-facing camera, eliminating the need for external accessories such as dance mats or motion controllers. Players […]
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Published: 2 July 2026
Source: TechNode (CN)
Category: News
Topics: Privacy
Retrieved: 14 July 2026
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