3D computers 'embed' user hands into the screen

Guests attending TED (Technology, Entertainment and Design Conference) - an annual event taking place in the US, specializing in the publication of initiatives that are globally popular in three areas of technology, entertainment and design - have fascinated by a personal computer model that displays 3D images and allows users to ' hold, drag and drop' icons on the screen, NBC News TV channel (USA) reports on 28.2.

The mouse and touch screen only provide two-way interoperability.

For example, users can scroll the screen up, down, left, right, but to select any icon, the user must use two-way operation to touch the screen or click, instead of just reaching out hold.

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Microsoft announces 3D Space Top computer model at TED conference - (Photo: Digital Trend)

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Meanwhile, Space Top, the name of the 3D computer model invented by Microsoft, is equipped with a unique interface, allowing users to use their hands to manipulate and interact in a completely natural way. Common components in personal computers, such as windows and documents.

Although the operation is still not smooth, Space Top is really a computer model that promises to revolutionize.

Space Top consists of a transparent screen with two cameras attached, with one used to record the user's head to adjust the interaction distance between the user and a plane used for the underlying 3D communication. screen.

The second camera records the movements of the user's hands and determines the position of the upper hands in three-dimensional space.

For example, with Space Top, users can easily grab and drag a file out of a folder, and when a text editor is needed, a virtual keyboard is displayed on the plane below the screen. form.

Although Space Top only ran a few applications to illustrate, technology experts rated the computer as very high.