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iPoint 3D Lets You Control a 3D Display Using Only Hand Gestures [3D Displays]
i.gizmodo.com - 2/24/2009
iPoint 3D Lets You Control a 3D Display Using Only Hand Gestures [3D Displays]
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The creators of iPoint 3D claim their technology lets you walk up to a 3D display, and without having to wear any special eyewear, interact with the screen just by gesturing in the air. According to Electronista, Fraunhofer plans to show off the technology at next month's CeBIT show, and say ...
3D Camera & 3D Video Solutions – 3DV Systems
3dvsystems.com - 2/18/2009
3D Camera & 3D Video Solutions – 3DV Systems
— 3dvsystems.com — 3DV's breakthrough video imaging technology and camera capture objects in 3D, enabling users to control personal space... through intuitive body gestures. 3DV announces ZCam TM , its latest low cost real-time depth sensing camera, and will show it in ... (more) 3D Camera & 3D Video Solutions – 3DV Systems

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iPoint 3D brings gesture-based inputs to 3D displays
engadget.com - 2/23/2009
iPoint 3D brings gesture-based inputs to 3D displays
— engadget.com — Just in case you've been parked out under a local stone for the past six months and... change, we figured it prudent to let you know that the 3D bandwagon has totally regained momentum . So much momentum, in fact, that the brilliant minds over at ... (more) iPoint 3D brings gesture-based inputs to 3D displays

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iPoint 3D uses hand motions with 3D displays
electronista.com - 2/23/2009
iPoint 3D uses hand motions with 3D displays
— electronista.com — Fraunhofer has announced the iPoint 3D recognition device to be displayed at CeBIT. iPoint 3D lets users... communicate with a 3D display using simple hand and finger gestures, and without having to wear special devices such as 3D glasses or data ... (more) iPoint 3D uses hand motions with 3D displays

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iPoint 3D lets you control 3D display with hand gestures
Gizmo Watch — ... gestures. Preparing itself for a CeBIT display, the iPoint 3D is a device about the size of a keyboard, stuffed with two FireWire cameras used to monitor a person’s hand movements and gestures. Perfectly designed for both business and gaming purposes, the iPoint 3D can be suspended from the ceiling or can be attached to a table for the perfect angle. There’s no mention of the price yet, but how I eagerly wish to learn more about the device. Via: Electronista/Gizmodo

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