The Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory at the University of Tokyo recently showed off its very cool 3D gesture tech.
Using high-speed camera, the system is able to track hand movements at 500 frames per second.
The lab hopes the tech can be used by surgeons. I say bring on the video games.
High Speed Gesture Recognition for zSpace 3D Display [Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory@YouTube]
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