Authors:
Carla Diana
For many of us involved in the design of technological products, the idea of creating gestural interfaces has left us feeling like kids in a candy storeĀstaring inside with noses and palms pressed up against the glass, our mouths watering in anticipation for the place to open. Finally, our time has come, and we have reached an era in which a confluence of factors such as widespread broadband, wireless access, and affordable electronics has culminated in our ability to realistically design all those truly interactive things we have wanted to create for so long but could never quite make…
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