Controlling tetrads using a wireless glove
Posted By: Atul Roach | Jun 4 2009
I remember playing Tetris as a kid and every time a tetrad went out of kilter, the entire body and the hands would lean to get that right as though that responsive movement was effective. There wasn’t a chance for gestures to help us then, but with the time moving on, people have indeed developed a gesture controlled Tetris with a wearable (wireless) hand controller. The glove was developed as a part of the final project at Cornell in 2008. The bunch of developers only used accelerometers to wirelessly transfer data to the computer. It's redemption time for Tetris buffs!
gesture controlled tetris
Via: Hackaday
