Every motion controller currently on the market may have just become obsolete thanks to Google.
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Future Robot’s Furo is an intelligent and interactive robot
Future Robot’s Furo at CES 2014
One of the many robots featured at CES 2014 is Future Robot’s FURo-S that is a service robot with a simulated human face for a head. Carrying a screen, the robot is designed with advertising or shopping in mind, and reacts to people through its facial, gesture and voice recognition all with an emoting face.
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EyeSight’s gesture recognition technology
EyeSight Technologies
Touching and swiping are commonplace ways to interact with TVs, computers, and mobile devices thanks to smartphones, tablets, and Windows 8. But what if you want to do the same without touching the screen at all? (Videos)
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Frontline Gloves – Gesture-Based Communication Tool for Firefighters
Frontline Gloves
Frontline gloves, developed by Ashwin Rajan and Kevin Cannon, are a gesture-based communication tool designed for firefighters. (Pics)
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Sticking Out Your Tongue Ruled Illegal In Italy
Hey you! Nyaaaaaa.
Italy’s highest court of appeal affirmed the illegality of insulting someone by sticking your tongue out at them.
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The Way You Hold Your Drink Reveals Your Personality
The simple act of holding a drink displays a lot more about us than we realize
All revellers fall into one of eight different personality types which are given away by their drinking techniques, a leading psychologist has concluded.
Dr Glenn Wilson, a consultant psychologist at King’s College, London, observed over 500 drinkers in bars last month.
He analysed drinkers’ body language and then advised on their openness to being approached.
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Top 5 Tech Toys Of 2009 And 5 More On The Way
2008 was a good year for gadgets, and we’re hoping that ’09 will be just as impressive. We’re only a month in so far, but Palm, Dell, Sony and even Amazon have all dropped hints about what the companies have in store. We’ve collected the five big announcements that have us drooling, as well as five more that we’d like to see happen before 2010.
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Gesture Recognition Computer
Imagine being able to browse the web, write email and do everything else you need to do without touching your computer. What if it could all be done with a flick of your wrist or the movement of your eyes? Well, researchers at the Virtual and Interactive Simulations of Reality Research Group, at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia just might make that happen for you.
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G-Speak: The Minority Report Style Operating System
We’ve seen a range of jaw-dropping models of interactive displays, yet we long to see some more.
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Apple Files Patent For Multi-Gesture Language
Apple has filed a patent for a new multi-touch gesture language that will allows us program gestures into our computers. Similar to the zoom and rotate gestures currently programmed into the iPhone and MacBook multi-touch touchpads, the new patent describes a Sign Language for touch screens, which uses a minimum of twenty five chords, thirty one combinations and thirteen different motions to tell the OS what it is you want to do. Additionally, the patent specififies the Control, Alt, Shift and Command keys as modifiers.
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