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Glasses that track eye movements
 | by Erwin Van Lun on 2 years, 11 months ago in Agent identity, Sensors, Business News |
Summary: These glasses track our eye movements allowing us to manipulate data, augmented to what we see in the real world.
German researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems have embedded a head-mounted microdisplay into a pair of glasses-allowing the user to access and manipulate data with simple eye movements.
Wii Vitality Sensor
| by Erwin Van Lun on 2 years, 11 months ago in Agent identity, Sensors, Business News |
Summary: Nintend announced the Wii Vitality Sensor, a finger sensor which attaches to the Wiimote to read your pulse.
Xbox update: Full body and gesture recognition
| by Erwin Van Lun on 2 years, 11 months ago in Agent identity, Sensors, Agent's perception of humans, Facial coding, Speech recognition, Gesture recognition, Business News |
Summary: MS Project Natal: New XBox addon, your body is the controller. Voice recognition. Gesture recognition. Face recognition. Awesome!
Microsoft’s Project Natal delivers a new addon to your XBox that allows you to play without controller. The system has a 3D camera that maps the exacts position of your hands, your fingers, your feet, your header, your nose, everything in a 3D map. This allows you to control the game with only your body, in great detail, and no controller needed. Furthermore, it recognises voice and faces and supports complex video chat.
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Screen calculates spreed of approaching finger
| by Erwin Van Lun on 3 years, 2 months ago in Agent identity, Sensors, Agent's perception of humans, Gesture recognition, Business News |
Summary: Screen calculates spreed of approaching finger. Ideal for small screens, says Mitsubishi.
Mitsubishi latest technology promises to detect the distance between a finger and the touch panel to allow for a whole host of new interface options. That’s done with the aid of an array of sensors that can also be used to calculate the speed at which the finger is approaching, and allow for a so-called “mouse-over function,” which would essentially let your finger control a cursor without actually touching the screen—something Mitsubishi says would be ideal for devices with small screens. Currently, it is just in prototype form (currently a 5.7-inch capacitive VGA display).
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