Alongside Project Jacquard, Google introduced Project Soli which is focused around sensors that use radio waves to track your hand movements and gestures, which then relay signals into something that can be used by another piece of technology.
We have a hands on video for you demonstrating how one of Project Soli’s sensors will register your movements and turn them into data that another object can use. Unfortunately, the demo didn’t have an actual usable object to play with, but it does give you a behind-the-scenes glimpse at what’s going on. There are several monitors set up, all of which react differently and show different data based on how your hand is moving.
It’s definitely much easier to show than explain, so watch the video below and let us know what you think of ATAP’s two new initiatives.
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