Almost every object you encounter day-to-day has been designed to work with the human hand, so it's no wonder so much research is being conducted into tracking hand gestures to create more intuitive computer interfaces, such as Purdue University's DeepHand or the consumer product, Leap Motion. Now Microsoft has outlined some projects that deal with hand tracking, haptic feedback and gesture input.
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