Very impressive glimpse at the very close future of gesture-control systems!

“Gesture control as we know it is rudimentary at best. But a new San Francisco startup called Leap Motion has just announced a new 3D motion control system that its claims is 200 times more accurate than anything else on the market—and it’s set to cost just $70.” Click here to read full article (source: Gizmodo)

Tags: control, gesture based, Gizmodo, Leap Motion, Natural User Interaction, system

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