Windows 8 Gets ‘Minority-Report’ Makeover, Touchless Gestures

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  • 10 years ago
Elliptic Labs is working on touchless gesture controls for Windows 8. But the system is a bit different than the Kinect. Instead of using a camera to follow your motion, Elliptic’s tech is based on ultrasound and microphones.

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