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Whether you have to move your muscles isn't so important, the goal here is to create a control surface that is usable in VR/AR, which this technology can totall
by anaisbetts 7y ago
Whether you have to move your muscles isn't so important, the goal here is to create a control surface that is usable in VR/AR, which this technology can totally still do.
Walking down the street with AR glasses right now sucks because you can't actually do anything without disruptive gestures (holding your hand to your face, talking out loud to nobody, etc). If you could tell the glasses what to do simply by making small imperceptible movements in your hand, that's a huge leap forward towards making AR actually something usable
- buboard 7y agothe question is if this device is more expressive than , say, wearing a glove.
- anaisbetts 7y agoEven if it was equally expressive, it's probably far less obtrusive to wear a bracelet than wear a glove (though that depends on the design of the bracelet I guess)
- ingsoc79 7y agoNo doubt it's an interesting product, and if they provide a good SDK for it then a lot of researchers and tinkerers will be happy :).