Patrick Baudisch and his team of researchers at the Hasso-Plattner Institute have moved closer to making it a reality, with a new interface that can essentially transfer an iPhone touchscreen to the palm of your hand.
Patrick Baudisch and his team of researchers at the Hasso-Plattner Institute have moved closer to making it a reality, with a new interface that can essentially transfer an iPhone touchscreen to the palm of your hand. The device involves an Xbox-like depth camera, mounted on a tripod, that can register the movements of a person’s finger across his or her palm.
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The app uses the camera to supply a live stream of what is in front of the iPhone as the background while the user types a message.
Some of you old school FSMdotCOM readers might remember Casey , a friend of ours, from a few months back when we released the T9App. Today, Casey sent me an email , regarding a new app, that it will be available in the appstore called invisiPhone. The app is similar to Email N Walk.
