GESTURE BASED REMOTE CONTROL

              Gesture Remote – the future of TV control

 
The future is here: you can now surf through TV channels and digital media using simple gestures – touch-free – with no keypad in sight. The new Gesture Remote concept from Microchip Technology allows you to control all features of your TV without having to press a single button.


Gesture Remote - a revolutionary experience

As we head into a new era where the lines between traditional television and web-based multimedia begin to blur, our relationships with our devices are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Accessing content beyond standard TV channels - from on-demand video to social networks - requires a higher level of interactivity and a whole new breed of remote control. The innovative Gesture Remote provides a simple and intelligent interface that can be used to navigate the wide array of content available on modern TVs. Gesture Remote transforms watching television into a magical, intuitive experience.

Brand new virtual features

The Gesture Remote offers a new way to interact with your television. Using simple thumb gestures, users can now:
  • Easily drag & drop or point & select content – thanks to our virtual mouse functionality

  • Scroll, flick, rotate, or zoom in & out for volume control and channel selection, using Gesture Remote’s virtual sliders


The technology behind Gesture

Remote Gesture Remote uses GestIC® technology from Microchip Technology to detect and track hand, finger, or body movement. This makes it possible to control products without needing to touch a screen, track-pad, or keyboard. GestIC® technology adds a completely new dimension to internet and multimedia user interfaces by allowing users to interact with their devices using only hand or finger gestures.

GestIC® technology enables a revolutionary new user interface by offering three-dimensional, contact-free position tracking and gesture recognition. It is unique in its ability to measure not only 3D position, but also the direction and velocity of movement in 3D space.
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