Motion-sensing keyboard detects hand gestures

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Project Type-Hover-Swipe incorporates motion sensing into a keyboard, which detects subtle hand gestures that allow you to manipulate content on the screen. Pinch your fingers together to zoom into a map, swipe your hand across the keyboard to turn a page, steer a race car in a game using a virtual steering wheel, and more. Watch the video demonstration to see what all is possible with this cool technology.



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