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Google just got one step closer to the possibility of controlling a smart device through hand gestures from afar. It won federal approval to continue its tiny radar project from 2015 , “Project Soli,” at higher power levels for better accuracy. Google has been working on this in its experimental division for years. Instead of tapping directly on a screen, the project proposed using gestures like rubbing your thumb and index finger together to control a smartwatch or smart speaker. With this technology, you could potentially turn on a JBL smart speaker by moving a hand closer to it or turn music on or off with a flick of your fingers. The tiny radar sensors inside the speaker would sense your hand motions. After its initial debut as a… Continue reading… source https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/2/18165246/google-touchless-display-gadget-control-project-hand-gestures from Blogger http://leadhackerdigital.blogspot.com/2019/01/googles-project-to-control-gadgets-with.html The post Goo...

Google just got one step closer to the possibility of controlling a smart device through hand gestures from afar. It won federal approval to continue its tiny radar project from 2015 , “Project Soli,” at higher power levels for better accuracy. Google has been working on this in its experimental division for years. Instead of tapping directly on a screen, the project proposed using gestures like rubbing your thumb and index finger together to control a smartwatch or smart speaker. With this technology, you could potentially turn on a JBL smart speaker by moving a hand closer to it or turn music on or off with a flick of your fingers. The tiny radar sensors inside the speaker would sense your hand motions. After its initial debut as a… Continue reading… source https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/2/18165246/google-touchless-display-gadget-control-project-hand-gestures from Blogger http://leadhackerdigital.blogspot.com/2019/01/googles-project-to-control-gadgets-with.html The post Goo...

Google just got one step closer to the possibility of controlling a smart device through hand gestures from afar. It won federal approval to continue its tiny radar project from 2015 , “Project Soli,” at higher power levels for better accuracy. Google has been working on this in its experimental division for years. Instead of tapping directly on a screen, the project proposed using gestures like rubbing your thumb and index finger together to control a smartwatch or smart speaker. With this technology, you could potentially turn on a JBL smart speaker by moving a hand closer to it or turn music on or off with a flick of your fingers. The tiny radar sensors inside the speaker would sense your hand motions. After its initial debut as a… Continue reading… source https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/2/18165246/google-touchless-display-gadget-control-project-hand-gestures from Blogger http://leadhackerdigital.blogspot.com/2019/01/googles-project-to-control-gadgets-with.html The post Goo...