Microsoft develops wearable multi-touch projectors to create the ultimate in natural user interaction

In today's increasingly prominent personal status, a series of products also pay more attention to user interaction design. Microsoft has been exploring and working hard in the field of natural user interaction design and has withdrawn a series of related products. Recently, the Microsoft Tech Festival (TechFest) was held, which also ushered in the appearance of the wearable multi-touch projector (IWMP for short).

Although wearable multi-touch projectors may still be in their infancy, they are still not perfect, but new ideas always surprise people. The product was developed by researcher HrvojeBenko of Microsoft Research. As the name implies, the product can be worn and the projector is integrated with people.

Wearable multi-touch projectors are small in size and can be worn on people's shoulders. It consists of cameras, projections, and (interactive) receivers. The choice of graphical interaction surfaces is also greatly expanded. Objects such as walls, paper, and palms can be selected.

We expect wearable multi-touch projectors to be truly marketed and bring new interactive experiences to people.