With Bluetooth Ring, Control Your World With a Finger Twirl
Smart devices are great – if you’ve got a hand free to operate them.
Enter the Ring,
one of very few wow-factor gadgets on the SXSW Tradeshow floor in
Austin this year. This wearable input device lets you write texts or
make payments, all with a twirl of your finger using gesture recognition
technology.
Its purpose is to create a shortcut to daily tasks with
simple hand movements. Using the Ring, letters drawn in the air can
spell out texts, character by character. Incoming transmissions and
alerts are signaled by vibrations and LED lights.
The Ring is the brainchild of Takuro Yoshida, chief executive officer
of Logbar, Inc., and got its start as the winner of the TechCrunch
Tokyo Startup Battle in 2013. Today the device is being funded through
Kickstarter and has raised more than $650,000, doubling its $250,000
goal.
A public release is set for July 2014.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1761670738/ring-shortcut-everything
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