Ultrasound is making communication easier
A Fraunhofer research group is working on a new approach to contactless communication between human beings and machines. Ultrasound converters are designed to capture three-dimensional distances, movements and gestures in this context.
15 Jun 2019 Barbara RuschShare
We are familiar with gesture control from smartphones, for example, but here a touchscreen is required. As far as contactless solutions for human-machine communication are concerned, assistance systems for voice recognition and interpretation are currently leading the way. However, they are not always suitable for public areas and work reliably only in quiet environments.
New avenues of contactless communication are being explored by a team from the
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