Business Week's cover story discusses Motion-Tracking Technologies that are utilized for design, entertainment. safety and research. Examples including monitoring blinking patterns to detect and manage driver drowsiness (see inset photo), and using hand-gestures to manipulate user interfaces. The accompanying slide show provides illustrations of various other motion-tracking technologies and applications, include eye tracking and virtual surgery.
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26 March 2007
Motion-Tracking for Design Research
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