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All joking aside, for some users with disabilities this sort of gesture based interface could be really useful. My prediction is that gesture interfaces are go
by motters 16y ago
All joking aside, for some users with disabilities this sort of gesture based interface could be really useful.
My prediction is that gesture interfaces are going to be used for some basic things, but that most interactions with computers will remain fairly conventional. If you do a time and motion study, the way people currently interact via keyboards, mice and touch screens is pretty efficient. Even with augmented reality, I expect that users will still be tapping on virtual keyboards.
- lazerwalker 16y agoOther than someone with serious finger/hand issues, I'm having a hard time imagining a disability that would prohibit someone from using a mouse/keyboard as input but would leave them able to use full-body gestures.
- anasol 16y agoIt is not necessarily a bad idea, and it would not have to be restrained to people with disabilities. The way Google presented the idea was fun but it did make some good sense: it would make us, couch potatoes "have to" move.