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TECHNOLOGYAug 3 · 17:50 UTCQUARTZScott Smith

Gesture control: Why 2013 is the year when we stop clicking and start waving

The article highlights 2013 as a pivotal year for gesture control technology, driven by innovations like Nintendo's Wii motion controller, Xbox Kinect, Leap Motion, and Thalmic Labs' MYO. These devices use motion sensing and electromyography to enable gesture-based interaction with computers and other devices, signaling a shift from traditional clicking to wave-based input methods.

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