Video: Toshiba’s Wannabe Minority Report Interface
LAS VEGAS — Some of the coolest gadgets showcased at the Consumer Electronics Show aren’t real. Well, they’re not real in the sense that they’re concept products, which you can’t buy in a store. Toshiba’s concept of a spatial motion…
LAS VEGAS — Some of the coolest gadgets showcased at the Consumer Electronics Show aren’t real.
Well, they’re not real in the sense that they’re concept products, which you can’t buy in a store. Toshiba’s concept of a spatial motion interface — which enables you to control computer applications with hand gestures — is a good example.
In this episode of Gadget Lab video, I throw my hands in the air and wave them around like I just don’t care — to demonstrate Toshiba’s motion-controlled interface while explaining how it works.
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Video: Producer – Annaliza Savage. Camera – John Ross. Editor – Michael Lennon / Wired.com
Mon, Jan 26, 2009
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