MYO Gesture Control Armband: Gesture Motion Control

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Leap Motion announced Thursday that Hewlett-Packard is embedding its gesture control technology in 11 new computers. In a blog post, Leap Motion -- which developed a system designed to enable users to control their computers with hand gestures alone, with Last year, Hewlett Packard announced an expanded partnership with Leap Motion that saw gesture-based controllers embedded in a range of HP laptops. And with Apple patenting a touchless control interface, it's time for manufacturers to start thinking about This is what happens when stand-up comedy comes to a tech conference Leap Motion was borne out of a “deep frustration” that the process of creating a 3D object on a high-tech platform, the computer, took up more time than molding something with clay or Leap Motion is a gesture-driven peripheral for PCs and Macs that I've been But Leap Motion has struck deals with Asus and Hewlett-Packard to embed 3-D motion control into machines from those computer makers. During South by Southwest, Leap Motion We got wind of the Leap Motion controller, what is essentially a PC Kinect on steroids, back in May 2012. The device is a little bigger than a standard flash drive, retails for a low price of $69.99, and claims to provide a motion control accuracy of up to Gesture control for your keyboard has been attempted before. Not too long ago, the tech world briefly flipped out about and subsequently became very disappointed with the Leap Motion. The Leap Motion is a little rectangular device that sits near your .

Leap Motion has already come to laptops, and according to the company’s CEO, the first wave of smartphones and tablets to use the 3D gesture control interface will come in late 2014. In an interview with The Next Web, CEO Michael Buckwald said the HP joins a growing list of OEMs who will be embedding Leap Motion's highly anticipated gesture control technology. The MIT Technology Review describes the Leap Motion's 3D motion-sensing controller as "the most important new technology since the smartphone. Before diving into the more technical details of the device he created, Holz told us about the genesis of his idea to create a better way for humans to interact with their computational devices. The idea to do so came during his days acquiring a Phd in Nimble is a light flexible ring that encloses your index finger and helps you gesture-motion-to-control your Smart TV, computer, virtual reality handsets, AC and many other devices from a distance of 15 ft. Pair the Nimble with the Nimble tip, touch and .