Oblong's g-speak Brings "Minority Report" Interface To Life
tracheopterix writes "Oblong Industries, a startup based in LA has unveiled g-speak, an operational version of the notable interface from Minority Report. One of Oblong's founders served as science and technology adviser for the film; the interface was an extension of his doctoral work at the MIT Media Lab. Oblong calls g-speak a 'spatial operating environment' and adds that 'the SOE's combination of gestural i/o, recombinant networking, and real-world pixels brings the first major step in computer interface since 1984.'" The video shown on Oblong's front page is an impressive demo.
...but until it shows me the future I won't be *too* impressed.
Indeed, controlled with a Power Glove no less.
Say bad words about my book, in cold oatmeal, or I shall sue!
Besides, I am still having hard time operating this mouse foot petal. It is so damn hard to get the selection of a word with my toes! Next thing you know, they'll design away my CD-RW coffee cup holder! I still miss my D parallel printer, what am I going to do with all the cheap cables I got at the discount bin at BestBuy!
I love the Power Glove. It's so bad!
I can't imagine a less efficient way to get any actual work done
tried Vista?
-I only code in BASIC.-
And while your 'free' hand is busy, what the hell is the image going to be doing?
Smivs on the intertubes!
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