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Scientists and engineers have found new ways to use technology in order to make our lives easier. The stuff of cutting-edge scientific research today is tomorrow’s household technology. Setting up cameras in the kitchen to record each step in cooking could help cooks pick up where they left off if distracted . An electronic picture could use symbols to convey a wealth of information – the more the stripes on the barber pole, the more the traffic on the way home. A camera worn around a persons neck could interpret gestures and transmit them to electronics devices, replacing the need for remote controls. Sensors could detect whether someone is in you home .You can check this anywhere from any computer.
Wearable computers would be commonplace, and you may finally be able to replace those bulky remote controls with a watch that lets you change TV channels with a flick of the wrist. A new gesture watch has four sensors and can recognize hand gestures to control a TV, lights , DVD/MP3 player or just about anything.
Interactive Media Technology center at Georgia Institute of Technology has developed a wearable device for home automation control and medical monitoring . The Gesture Pendant allows ordinary household devices to be controlled with the wave of a hand, making it possible to replace remotes with simple hand gestures. The user wears a small pendant that contains a wireless camera, and makes gestures in front of the pendant to control anything from a home theatre system to lightning.
