wraggster
May 19th, 2010, 16:57
http://hackadaycom.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/lefthandcontroller.jpg
This two handed glove input setup, by [Sean Chen] and [Evan Levine], is one step closer to achieving that [Tony Stark] like workstation; IE, interacting with software in 3D with simple hand gestures. Dubbed the Mister Gloves, the system incorporates accelerometer, push button, and flex sensor data over RF where an MCU converts it to a standard USB device, meaning no drivers are needed and a windows PC can recognize it as a standard keyboard and mouse. Catch a video of Mister Gloves playing portal after the jump.
While amazing, we’re left wondering if gesture setups are really viable options considering one’s arm(s) surly would get tired?
http://hackaday.com/2010/05/19/mister-gloves-gesture-input/
This two handed glove input setup, by [Sean Chen] and [Evan Levine], is one step closer to achieving that [Tony Stark] like workstation; IE, interacting with software in 3D with simple hand gestures. Dubbed the Mister Gloves, the system incorporates accelerometer, push button, and flex sensor data over RF where an MCU converts it to a standard USB device, meaning no drivers are needed and a windows PC can recognize it as a standard keyboard and mouse. Catch a video of Mister Gloves playing portal after the jump.
While amazing, we’re left wondering if gesture setups are really viable options considering one’s arm(s) surly would get tired?
http://hackaday.com/2010/05/19/mister-gloves-gesture-input/