NEC Turns A Person's Arm Into A Keyboard

Japan's NEC Corp. has created a user interface which can display an augmented-reality keyboard on a person's forearm, using eyeglasses and a smartwatch.

Nov 9th, 2015

Japan's NEC Corp. has created a user interface which can display an augmented-reality keyboard on a person's forearm, using eyeglasses and a smartwatch.

 

(Photo courtesy of NEC Corp.)

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