Amazing. I wonder if it's possible to read movements away from the screen? One big drawback of touch/motion is that it covers the screen, but what if we put the detection device lower?
The feedback is tight as long as you can continuously see your input, and motioning lower could help with tiredness.
The device can be positioned anywhere you like, but I'm guessing there's a definite learning period if you have it somewhere other than under your monitor (sort of like what I imagine Wacom users have the first time the use a screen-mapped tablet).
The feedback is tight as long as you can continuously see your input, and motioning lower could help with tiredness.