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Lexus ‘Electrified’ Concept Car Features AR Displays, Gesture Controls, Personal Drone

VRScout

While in the driver’s seat, or “cockpit,” operators have access to an advanced steering wheel complete with various controls for navigation and entertainment. The post Lexus ‘Electrified’ Concept Car Features AR Displays, Gesture Controls, Personal Drone appeared first on VRScout. Image Credit: Lexus.

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EyeSight demos VR gesture control using standard phone.

AllThingsVR

EyeSight demos VR gesture control using standard phone hardware Over the past few years EyeSight has been establishing a name for itself by bringing gesture control to a series of computing platforms, from mobile devices to smart eyeglasses.

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BMW’s magical gesture control finally makes sense as touchscreens take over cars

TechCrunch VR

BMW has been equipping its cars with in-air gesture control for several years and I never paid attention to it. I didn’t know the 850i used gesture control, because, frankly, I had forgotten BMW had this technology; I stumbled upon it. In-air gesture control could improve the user experience with touchscreens.

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NuEyes Adds Customizable Hand Gestures To Its AR Glasses

VRScout

Gesture controls can be customized through an app to activate menus and can provide visual and haptic feedback. What is really interesting is that the NuEyes Pro 3 controls can work with any hand prosthetic, however, there isn’t a lot of information available on that at the moment.

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Apple Adds Gesture Control, ASL Support, and a Ton of Other Accessibility Features

GizModo VR

Apple’s always expressed a commitment to accessibility, but today it announced a plethora of upcoming features that could make a huge difference in how people with disabilities can interact with technology. Read more.

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This Gesture-Controlled Sliding Door Will Make You Feel Like a Jedi

GizModo VR

If you can’t resist subtly waving your hand in the air like a Jedi when you approach an automatic sliding door, get ready for this: a manually operated touchless sliding door that senses and matches the movements of a hand waving back and forth in front of it. Read more.

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Take A Look At Facebook’s New VR Avatars For Quest

VRScout

Hand gestures controlled via the Touch controllers also added greatly to the conversation, allowing both users to express themselves in greater detail via body language. There is so much about your expression and about how you show up in this space that really overcomes the distances between us right now.”