3D Input Device Introduced by Pioneer

03/10
2005

Pioneer recently introduced a revolutionary system for 3D drawing. You’ll no longer use any input device, instead, all you need is your finger. Just move your finger on the air to draw or formed the shape you want, and it will be automatically translate into the PC.

The detail procedure is as follows: you place your finger in a frame, you draw without touching anything with a depth perspective and this will be translated by a PC onto the PC’s screen. Nice isn’t it? I think it’d be really useful for people like me, who don’t have enough brain (and creativity) to draw 3D image using software like 3DMax.

But isn’t the idea is the same as the FogScreen projector I mentioned couple days ago?

[ Via Engadget ]

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