Smooth moves for the immersive internet
2008 November 16
L.A.-based Oblong Industries offers this mesmerizing demo of its Minority Report-styled gesture interface product, G-Speak.
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G-Speak “redresses the dire constriction of human intent imposed by traditional (graphic user interfaces),” according to the Oblong blog.
In other words, keyboards are out, and each of us will need to be a performance artist to use Photoshop.
One of the guys behind this company was a science advisor on the film, The Minority Report.
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“Oblong”… “G-Speak”… only a conspiracy nut could come up with the thought that this is the masons again.