May 23

Gesture-Based Interface Design Development: Hasso Plattner Institute’s "Imaginary Phone"

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Comp Sci professor Patrick Baudisch, leading a team of researchers at Germany’s Hasso Plattner Institute, has developed a gesture-based interface that allows users to use their palm as an input device. A wearable camera tracks the position of your fingers in space, and you basically tap out commands on your palm as if it were the surface of, say, your iPhone:

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