Tom Cruise not included
Features finger-tracking
Last year we reported on an early Minority Report-style hack for Kinect, and the idea persists as Evoluce recently presented its own take on the interface at the RTT Excite conference.
The hack uses finger-tracking to manipulate icons, images and videos, lending itself to desktop computing as well as preventing murders yet to happen with the help of three psychically-gifted humans kept in isolation. That's pretty versatile.
The Evoluce blog has more details, as does the video below.
User Comments
1. d20Dark
03 Jun 2011, 15:41 BST
Two things. First; that looks crazy cool. I see the use of the fingers, the need for the TWO fingers to move vs. manipulate... great application and it appears to be real. Second; Where was there an Xbox or a Kinect in that video? Was that a PC version of Kinect that's yet to be confirmed?
2. James
04 Jun 2011, 07:33 BST
I can't see a sensor in the video either, but the site definitely states this is for Kinect. Perhaps it was just out of shot?
3. soaduk
04 Jun 2011, 11:52 BST
Reading the description on one of their vids it says the 3d sensor is integrated into the tv so I guess a dismantled kinect. Clever stuff though and assuming the kinect hasn't been modified proof it could be a lot more sensitive than we've seen ( I think some of their other vids show this off better than the car one there.)
4. Treeline
06 Jun 2011, 12:30 BST
It's not a kinect. It's a I-Voluce LCD with 3D depth-sensing, sensor integrated into the display. http://www.evoluce.com/en/3d-sensing/i-voluce.php