VentureBeat January 5, 2024
Dean Takahashi

Doublepoint Technologies has launched a gesture-tech app on Google Play that shows off its gesture-touch technology for Android wearables such as watches.

Designed for the Android WearOS, the demo from Doublepoint is coming just in time to show off the gesture controls at CES 2024, the big tech trade show in Las Vegas next week.

You can do things like pinch at a virtual object with your fingers and the Android watch will detect your wrist movements and convey to the smartphone or computer that you’re pinching your fingers. The company said it can very accurately detect such “microgestures” and do so much more cheaply than cameras, which are used in devices such as virtual reality headsets.

The app...

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