The gadget consists of a miniature lidar in a compact case – it creates a “sensitive area” above itself within a radius of one meter. With waved hands, you can control your TV, computer, and any other gadgets in this area.
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To control you need to do gestures with your hands – this is similar to controlling the touchpad in a laptop. For example, you can switch items in the menu with a swipe down or up, and a finger poke in the air works as confirmation. Including supported gestures with two hands or individual fingers.
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Glamos promises to add gesture control support to games. For example, in Fruit Ninja, you can cut fruits not with your finger on the smartphone screen, but with your hands in front of the TV.
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In fact, Glamos will become a more compact alternative to the Kinect sensor for the Xbox gaming console. Another miniature lidar installed appeared in Pixel 4, but it is supported in only a few applications.
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The basic Glamos sensor costs $ 99 – 6 thousand rubles at the rate. In just two days, the gadget on Kickstarter collected almost $ 100 thousand, ten times more than originally planned.
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