A new system that allows you to change TV channels with your hands only remotely and say goodbye to the remote control

Researchers at the University of Lancaster have created a new technology that allows you to use your hands to control TVs. This process is done by waving your hands so that the new system senses the movement that makes it interact with it.

Matchpoint has been launched on this new system, which allows you to change the channel and raise and then reduce the volume, as well as access to the TV guide easily, and all this by moving only your hands while sitting in front of the TV.
This new system uses a technique called "spatial spatial coupling" to identify the movement of the body and the same technology can also be used in different screens.

The head of the team, Christopher Clark, said that the technique of spontaneous spatial coupling is a new way of controlling gestures that work by matching the motion rather than asking the computer to identify a particular object. He added that everyday things in the home can now be easily converted to remote controls , So there is no further search for remote controls. As for how this new system works, it needs a small, ordinary webcam, which displays the moving targets on a small circular piece on the screen, then sits in front of the TV screen Synchronize your hand with this Circular Tah on the screen, and in the last communication between them is the thing that makes him read any movement is waving her hand.