Gesture Based Technology in Action
3 Comments By Tal Siach on January 22nd, 2008 in Customer Experience
Choose a music video, a movie trailer, or a fun game with a wave of your hand!
While most storefronts in shopping malls are trying to lure you inside with bright colored displays, this one gives you more interactivity while you are still outside.
Orange has revealed a wonderful new way to play with content on a screen without the need to make any physical contact or touch. This new technology resembles the User Interface of Minority Report, but in real life. With it, you are able to move objects displayed on the screen with a simple movement (or stroke) of your hands.
The video below shows this new Gesture Based Technology in action not just by the Orange representatives, but also by regular passerby individuals. It presents the simplicity of actions needed to carry out tasks such as flipping through movie titles, music videos, and even making a selection to be played.
Now that the fun is outside the actual store, I wonder what will get people to actually step inside.
Many thanks to my friend Emmanuel for the link.
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February 2nd, 2008 at 9:00 pm
[...] for touchless interaction, and lately we have seen different variations of this, such as the Gesture based Technology, the ability to Blow on your screen, and even the not so recent Minority [...]
May 2nd, 2008 at 9:49 am
This technology has been around for years. We offer a complete range of screens, floors, walls, kiosks, tables and shop front solutions.We can even digitize consumers INTO the content. Ping me at con@vizinewmedia.com for more info
May 19th, 2008 at 6:20 pm
[...] something I think matches our expectations. There are such better innovation creations, such as the Hand Gesture Shopping Windows, or even an interactive display with thousands of camera irises. Either of these seems a lot more [...]