Even though the smartwatch is still a relatively new product to hit the market, some companies are already looking for ways to incorporate new technology, such as the Deus Ex Aria. Currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter, the smartwatch invention is controlled with gestures, enabling hands-free interaction with the device. Instead, you can make commands with simple finger movements. How this is easier than using your finger to press buttons remains to be seen.
The gesture control system works with Pebble and similar smartwatches. Deus Ex Aria functions in one of two ways: as a Pebble Time smart strap or an Android Wear clip-on. Using either pre-programmed gestures or customized moves, you can interact with your smartwatch in a variety of ways, from answering calls to reading emails or even playing music.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Gesture-controlled Technology
- The use of gestures for hands-free interaction with smartwatches suggests potential for further development in gesture-controlled technology for other devices.
- Smartwatch Accessories
- The development of smartwatch accessories like Deus Ex Aria opens up new possibilities for improving smartwatches' functionality.
- Customizable Gestures
- The trend of customizable gestures offers an opportunity for personalization in human-computer interactions that can be applied to various devices.
Sectors Adopting This
- Wearable Technology
- Gesture-controlled smartwatches are likely to influence the evolution of wearable technology as a whole.
- Mobile Devices
- The invention of Deus Ex Aria suggests potential for development in hands-free interaction technology for other mobile devices.
- Gaming Industry
- The technology used in gesture-controlled smartwatches can be further developed to offer more immersive gameplay experiences in the gaming industry.
