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It has the same problem the Leap has: It has intolerably high latency between movement and execution of input. (Judging from the video in some cases almost a wh
by Mithaldu 12y ago
It has the same problem the Leap has: It has intolerably high latency between movement and execution of input. (Judging from the video in some cases almost a whole second, but generally over half a second.) It might be useful for niche applications, but if i need to take over ten times longer to do simple tasks with it, it will never be part of normal daily usage.
- sebular 12y agoThe Leap has something like a 5 millisecond latency. Have you even used one?
- Mithaldu 12y agoI own one. Granted, the Leap has better latency than the Nod, but it's still not great.
- magic_at_enimai 12y agoWe have made a lot of progress since the early product videos. We are demoing it in SF at the AA hackathon today if you want to see it in action. Nod is the only pixel accurate gesture control device in the market.
- Mithaldu 12y agoI'm in Germany, so seeing it isn't remotely an option. I'd appreciate the hell out of videos though. Youtube is cool and modern phones have really good cameras. ;) What exactly do you mean with pixel-accurate?