Sum Yung Guy
2009-04-29, 01:24 PM
Amazing Video (http://vimeo.com/4366452)
Sorry I can't find the same video on Youtube, so just click the link to view it on Vimeo (it loads fast)
These students at Northeastern University have developed a human-computer interface that utilizes copper pads and our beloved theory of electrostatics. This little devil is able to track the position of a user's hand in three dimensions, without attaching markers to the body or requiring the user to hold some sort of controller.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/04/29/students-build-3d-computer-interface-using-copper-felt-and-lot/#continued
Sorry I can't find the same video on Youtube, so just click the link to view it on Vimeo (it loads fast)
These students at Northeastern University have developed a human-computer interface that utilizes copper pads and our beloved theory of electrostatics. This little devil is able to track the position of a user's hand in three dimensions, without attaching markers to the body or requiring the user to hold some sort of controller.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/04/29/students-build-3d-computer-interface-using-copper-felt-and-lot/#continued