New User Interface - Part 1
summary
A clip-on camera with a pocket processor reads text aloud, identifies objects, traffic-light colors and bus numbers for visually impaired users and proves it by speaking lines from a newspaper in a live demo, claiming day-long battery life and hands-free use. A 1.2 m 3D-printed humanoid copies Kinect-tracked hand motions, tags people on Facebook, dances and targets education and entertainment rather than chores. A software-only gesture engine shipping in millions recognizes sub-pixel finger moves on existing cameras and is optimized for ARM GPUs.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:03Science fiction becoming reality in user interfaces
- 3:02Robotics and 3D printing
- 10:08Gesture-based UI
- 14:47Next generation of visual user interfaces
- 15:08Assistive tech for vision
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