Mouseless is a self-described “invisible computer mouse that provides the familiarity of interaction of a physical mouse without actually needing a real hardware mouse.”
An offspring of MIT’s Media Lab, the project consists of two infrared cameras capable of identifying the details and positioning of a human hand. The user moves his or her hand around as though manipulating an actual mouse, and the cameras and software capture the movements and translate everything into the positioning and functions of the on-screen cursor. Read More...
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The Clays of Louisville are an old Kentucky family. Read More...
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July 2, 1934 12:00 AM GMT-4
To Mrs. Eulalia Callender of Galion, Ohio wrote Mrs. Audrey Hancock of Maywood, Ind. last week: “John is alive. . . . We heard from John. He is well. We don’t know where he is hiding. I wish I did know. We have so much mail for him. . . . I don’t believe he would surrender. He doesn’t trust anyone.” Mrs. Hancock is the sister of Desperado John Dillinger, for whose arrest the Department of Justice last week posted a $10,000 reward. Read More...
