Canesta PC demo video

Using Canesta 3D depth perception sensors, the PC user interface could add hand and finger gestures to the mouse and keyboard that users are familiar with. Gestures could replace common occurring workflow actions that would otherwise require combinations of key strokes and careful mouse positioning. Touchscreens are great, but just the start. Gestures above the screen could be the next step in the user interface revolution sparked by the touchscreen.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• canesta
• 3d
• depth
• sensor
• pc
• touchscreen
• stimulant

[SummerWizz1]

using windows 7 with an apple keyboard and internet explorer.

the fail in this video is greater then George bush X9000

[kkempis]

Know what? It's pretty cool. But it's stupid to use everyday.

[mstdesigns]

@moooooonch There's such thing already it's called wacom and is tablet that acts just like this with a pen, the software detects the pen even floating and acts as clicking when you press it.....

[mstdesigns]

I feel tired just by watching it

[lomar1988]

@GTI8855 don't get too excited, m$ is keeping the technology of spatial interfaces to a very primitive level. check g-speak for a real Spatial OS.

the implementation is stupid and non-productive period

[astro1O]

look at the oversized calculator! lol

[Sukhbat1]

WOW

[GTI8855]

It's not stupid, at least because Microsoft has bought them.

[moooooonch]

a mouse is more comfy imo :| but it would be useful for softs as PS or After Effects ;)

[Kieriga]

@uSuckHahol Are you serious? That keyboard is total shite. I use a Logitech Mac Keyboard instead.