Microsoft Shows Device Control By Muscle Movement.

    Microsoft Shows Device Control By Muscle Movement.


    Posted: 04 Jan 2010
    How about making random finger gestures while jogging to change the track being played by your portable media player? Or opening your car by gripping the bags in your hand more tightly?! The crazy engineers at Microsoft Research have figured out a way! Prototype video & images are embedded below.
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    Microsoft Shows Device Control By Muscle Movement [Demo Video & Images] | I'm Just Being Manan
    Posted By: JMH
    04 Jan 2010



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