Mouseless: An Invisible Computer Mouse
Researchers at MIT, led by Pranav Mistry, have developed a new ‘mouseless’ experience that provides computer users with the familiar interaction of a physical computer mouse without actually needing one. Mouseless lets a user click and scroll a cursor on the screen using only their cupped palm moving around a table as if they are holding a mouse. It employs an embedded infrared laser and camera on the computer to track finger and palm movements and interprets them into computer commands.
Here’s a short demo of the Mouseless project:
[via Wired]
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| TOPICS: | Electronics & Gadgets, Science, Web & Technology |
| TAGS: | Camera, computer mouse, infrared laser, MIT, Mouseless |










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