Did you ever think of reaching control a drone with your Apple Watch? Or turn the lights on and off by drawing gestures in the air? The truth is that the arrival of technology and expansion to almost all areas has led to improvements in our lives and new fields of experimentation with it. Wearables are what, this time, mark the future of technology that is always there, even if we do not realize it.
A group of young Taiwanese, after many months of hard work, have managed to come up with the formula that allows you to control small systems remotely. Such is the case of flying drones -which are being sold so much in recent times- or some more recent ones such as the popular 'bug' from the latest installment of Star Wars, the replica of the BB-8 droid.
This means getting rid of additional physical controls and knobs that hinder their use. But the options of this discovery are not left there, but we can also control the lights in our house like never before. This is something that can currently be done with Siri and Philips Hue, for example, but this goes further.
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It will be enough that let's make in the air the shape of an "R" for "red", so that the light turns red, if we make the shape of a "Y" of "yellow" (yellow in English), the color of it will turn yellow. We can also perform actions such as clapping to turn the lights on or off completely. Without a doubt, it is a little more that gives us a glimpse of what the future will be like in a short time, doing more with less and less.
