Some college kid could get this done in a day with TF.js/BlazePalm. It's like the Flutter app which google bought for the domain & instead of releasing it or doing anything with it they decided to just use the name for their attempt at another mobile app development framework...
Show HN: Zesture – Control Mac/Windows Apps Using Hand Gestures
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#12Some college kid could get this done in a day with TF.js/BlazePalm. It's like the Flutter app which google bought for the domain & instead of releasing it or doing anything with it they decided to just use the name for their attempt at another mobile app development framework...
Mate, this is a Show HN post. This comment is pretty mean..
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#13Amazing like creating apps without coding and drag and drop by https://swaptoapp.com
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#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Touch-less technology is the future What makes you think that's the case? What's the reasoning to start to use touch-less technologies, and why would they be the future? IMHO the lack of physical feedback makes it a non-starter though that's just my personal preference. Edit: I forgot to add that it looks like a great product, and the landing page is quite good! I just don't see what are the arguments in favor of t…
Some use cases I have personally worked on: To allow surgeons to interact with my software within an operating room without the need for an assistant (to remain sterile). Interactive retail displays outside the store. Users can interact with augmented reality displays and visualize themselves wearing the store products and/or to play a game to win prizes, etc. Problems encountered: Hardware adequate for long experien…
Thanks, that's a really good comment, I appreciate the details :)