The keypad is projected from the round part of the actual device onto your hand, while your fingers act as the keypad. Sort of like the Bluetooth virtual laser keyboard, only on your hand.
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The keypad is projected from the round part of the actual device onto your hand, while your fingers act as the keypad. Sort of like the Bluetooth virtual laser keyboard, only on your hand.
SubscribeBrilliant idea, if it works. I reckon they should get testing this as soon as possible. If they manage to patent it then I’m sure they’d lead the ‘wearable phones’ market 
I’d buy it!
I actually used the alpha of this device. It worked great until one night when I was jerking off and accidentally called Greenland.
I want someone to make an entire computer like this, with a projected keyboard and screen. I think that a phone like this would be the first step.
Well, basically this is nothing new. Check this http://marisil.com/ web site. These guys have also a paten on their invention and they are having some cool videos. They also seem to work on some open source project to allow implementation for various hardwares. Augmented Reality here we come. And if Sunman Kwon would have bother to check it, he would have found that there is quite much literature on the scholar.google.com about this interaction and quite much research.
i think it is time to re-install new versions of phone keypads,i am pesonally doing now in this field as a doctorate research in Aleppo uni!
Brilliant idea, if it works. I reckon they should get testing this as soon as possible. If they manage to patent it then I’m sure they’d lead the ‘wearable phones’ market
I’d buy it!
January 11th, 2007 at 4:36 pm
I actually used the alpha of this device. It worked great until one night when I was jerking off and accidentally called Greenland.
January 11th, 2007 at 5:15 pm
I want someone to make an entire computer like this, with a projected keyboard and screen. I think that a phone like this would be the first step.
January 11th, 2007 at 10:14 pm
Well, basically this is nothing new. Check this http://marisil.com/ web site. These guys have also a paten on their invention and they are having some cool videos. They also seem to work on some open source project to allow implementation for various hardwares. Augmented Reality here we come. And if Sunman Kwon would have bother to check it, he would have found that there is quite much literature on the scholar.google.com about this interaction and quite much research.
January 17th, 2007 at 10:24 am
i think it is time to re-install new versions of phone keypads,i am pesonally doing now in this field as a doctorate research in Aleppo uni!
January 29th, 2007 at 4:52 am