No—this probably won't be the interface of the future. If you watch closely, the movements aren't natural. You really have to get your body into it to move the screen a little. That said—it's cool as hell and gets pretty close to Sci-Fi technology as envisioned on movies like The Minority Report.
Interesting stuff. Wonder what the team looked like behind this effort...
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Monday, July 03, 2006
Touchless Interactive Window
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