Comments on: New computer interface: Blow on the screen
Georgia Tech researchers have created a hands-free user interface that uses a microphone to tell where on a computer screen a person is blowing.
Georgia Tech researchers have created a hands-free user interface that uses a microphone to tell where on a computer screen a person is blowing.
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surgery where using fingers is unfeasible, but mind you it would
be difficult to breath through a mask, so kinda negates that one,
but Ive worked with disabled children who lack fine motor skills,
this would be perfect, or at least a great step up.
- Could Become Trendy... Air Jordan
- by Shannon Michael November 14, 2007 4:16 PM PST
- On the lighter side, I think a lot of
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(3 Comments)young people are going to blow away
those things they don't want to see.
Something so simple could become trendy.
Gives a new meaning to the name, Air Jordan.