Wiimote Turns TV into Touchless MS Surface 104
RemyBR writes "User interface project allows you to control objects on a display using gestures, working like Microsoft's Surface but without touching the screen at all. Inspired by Johnny Chung Lee's work, the system requires you to wear Minority Report-style gloves equipped with infrared emitters on your fingertips. A Wiimote on top of the display keeps track of these IR LEDs, while the software can read the motion down to two-finger pinching gestures for image zooming."
Table (Score:5, Interesting)
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Pretty flash. (Score:2, Interesting)
A desktop on a desktop on a desktop....
Wiimote (Score:3, Interesting)
Touch and Feel User Interface (Score:4, Interesting)
What I'm waiting for is a thin memory plastic layer over a touchscreen, that can raise bumps and edges defining onscreen GUIs. Vibrating gloves could be good for simulating textures, but there's no tech for simulating tensile or inertial force in virtual objects. Maybe some kind of eccentric gyroscope, but I've never seen one.
Not. (Score:4, Interesting)
Who Cares??? 3D VR!!!! (Score:3, Interesting)