3D gesture recognition controller offers new approach to designing intuitive user interfaces
21-10-2015 |
Mouser Electronics
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Design & Manufacture
Available now from Mouser, the MikroElektronika MIKROE-1723 Gesture board
uses Microchip's MGC3130 3D gesture recognition controller and brings a new
approach to designing intuitive user interfaces. It is like a touchpad whose
input area extends 10cm upwards into space. Command an MCU or PC by
gesturing with hands and fingers above the board, and by touching and
tapping its surface.
The silkscreen on the back of the board depicts various supported gestures
(flicking, drawing circles, air-wheels, taps and double taps etc.). The
board comes with an IDC cable connector.
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