Our Body as Touch Screen
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In the future, it looks like we may actually have the option of using our body as a touchscreen, allowing us to make calls, play music and play video games on our skin. Pretty crazy and weird, I know, but it’s a reality. In all honesty though, I would much rather play my video games on a high resolution screen, the skin really isn’t a nice display to play on, I’m just sayin’. At the same time this thing is still pretty freakin’ cool.
A group of researchers from Carngie Mellon University and Microsoft have developed the device called Skinput, which turns your body into a touchscreen by sensing movements in your skin and muscles. This research team is going to present a paper about Skinput next month at the Computer-Human Interaction conference...
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Kaustubh KatdareI don't like the concept though. You'll need a projector to display stuff on the skin. I'm more interested in direct brain to machine interface. -
PraveenKumar Purushothaman
Anyways, now HCI is in its peak. A few more years and what you think will be done by the computers! 😁The_Big_KI don't like the concept though. You'll need a projector to display stuff on the skin. I'm more interested in direct brain to machine interface.
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