Develop touch-sensitive smartphones
Sesame Phone touch-sensitive smartphones are designed to free your hands from touch gestures and allow people who cannot use their hands to use their phones.
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Sesame Phone touch-sensitive smartphones are designed to free your hands from touch gestures and allow people who cannot use their hands to use their phones.
At the CEATEC exhibition in Japan, Toshiba introduced the technology to a robot named Aiko Chihira with the ability to communicate in sign language.
Rings allow you to draw envelopes to read or write text, draw notes to play songs, or draw a camera to open a photo application.
Elevator is one of the great inventions of man. It makes traveling in high-rise buildings a lot easier.
IK Multimedia (USA) has announced a device called iRing, which can perform remote control through finger gestures to show music on iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.
Gesture sensor systems such as the Wii and Kinect have changed the way we play games and opened up many applications in many areas of technology such as space, navigatio…
According to the BBC, Elliptic Labs' ICs use sound waves to translate user's hand movements into commands.
Small, fashionable and exceptionally safe, these are the factors that ensure a promising future for Nymi security bracelets.
Want to control a TV or music player with just one wave and from any room in the house? A new wireless-based motion detection system can make this possible.
Ignoring the illusion-based 3D screens, American engineers are aiming for a generation of true three-dimensional screens, the kind that users can structure, pinch and ev…
Inventor Vladimir Yelin, a Russian, patented the 'smartphone of the future'. This is a smartphone with two monitors that can be controlled only by gestures and e…
Toyota is developing a technology that allows drivers to manipulate car entertainment functions, such as adjusting the radio volume, using a simple handgrip.
American engineers have introduced a completely new car navigation system, based only on facial expressions and facial expressions, such as blinking or nodding.
With Leap technology, the computer will be smaller without the mouse and keyboard. You can scroll the page, move everything on the screen by moving your finger. Handwrit…
The biggest obstacle in communication between the deaf and the common person is that the two parties can not communicate directly with one another. Although sign languag…