Double Research & Development from Manipulator

Published: 28 June 2011 y., Tuesday

Company Double Research & Development has developed a new input device that can sense motion and pressure of the fingers. Manipulator "amenbo" find its use in applications requiring detection of users using their hands.
Under each finger is a sensor that coordinates movement and is responsible for transmitting information to a personal computer. The fingers are connected together by a flexible cable that stretches or contracts, depending on the size of his hands. Manipulator allows you to work with the modeling program 3D CAD, as a substitute just two mouse.
Double Research & Development is also developing a robotic arm, which can operate with this system.

Šaltinis: www.nice-technology.co.cc
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