The Smart Laser Scanner for Human-Computer Interface
A new User Interface concept is around the corner ...
"Seems like free-space/motion-tracking interface systems can’t get by without a Minority Report reference anymore, but of the ones we’ve seen to date, the Smart Laser Scanner for Human-Computer Interface by Alvaro Cassinelli, Stephane Perrin, and Masatoshi Ishikawa definitely gets our award for slickest implementation (and perhaps another award for being an actual working system). Their first gen system is comprised primarily of off-the-shelf equipment like a laser diode, photodetector, which they believe can eventually be shrunk and integrated into portable devices. Can’t wait!" continued ... (Via Engadget)
"Seems like free-space/motion-tracking interface systems can’t get by without a Minority Report reference anymore, but of the ones we’ve seen to date, the Smart Laser Scanner for Human-Computer Interface by Alvaro Cassinelli, Stephane Perrin, and Masatoshi Ishikawa definitely gets our award for slickest implementation (and perhaps another award for being an actual working system). Their first gen system is comprised primarily of off-the-shelf equipment like a laser diode, photodetector, which they believe can eventually be shrunk and integrated into portable devices. Can’t wait!" continued ... (Via Engadget)
Inputing in space.
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