Minority Report, that movie about futuristic murders, something of an eye and some soaking albinos. Most of the population will tell you that this is the only thing they remember from the movie. That, and the computer Mr. Cruise operated with his hands.
Chosen among users as one of the favorite gadgets in science fiction today, the controller based on the user’s gestures could become a commercial vein for those who get it to market.
The Japanese multinational Sony knows about this vein and it seems that, sooner or later, it plans to exploit it.
The drawing that crowns these lines belongs to a patent developed by Sony that closely resembles the device that appears in the film, but wait, what is that that appears under the television?
Indeed, it is a PS2 .
The device in question would be placed in the form of rings and would have some LEDs recognizable by a camera.
Along with this patent, one has also been found that possibly reminds you of something:
What you are looking at is the Sony Wiimote. Although we might think that the supposed control has accelerometers, in reality the movement would be captured by LEDs . Translating the visual information executed by the user into machine-recognizable data.
Being patents developed for the old Sony machine, we do not know if these developments still have weight within the future maneuvers of the company.
Of course it would be a joy to be able to move through the menus with one of those gloves and maybe in a few years Sony will offer us that possibility.
It would be the test that would indicate that the consoles sold are no longer the games, but the controllers.
Via | Siliconera
