Control Your Email With Your Body…Compliments of Google

April 1st, 2011 Scott Jung not funny

Gesture-based computing is starting to do wonders in the world of medicine, with potential applications in areas such as imaging and surgery. On the other hand, with the success of Microsoft’s Kinect sensor, the Nintendo Wii, and the Playstation Eye, gesture computing is also a great entertainment tool.
But what about those of us who aren’t medical professionals, or don’t have the time to be playing video games?
Thanks to new technology from experts at Google, gesture-based computing is now available to anyone with a webcam and can be used to control your Gmail inbox.

Google claims the breakthrough technology, known as Gmail Motion, is simple and intuitive, increases physical activity, and improves email productivity by up to 12%! And, its endorsements include a renowned "environmental movement specialist" and a researcher from the California Center for Kinesis and Paralanguage.
Google claims the innovation doesn’t end with just email. They’ve already announced technology to incorporate Gmail Motion into Google Docs too.
Learn More: Google Motion BETA…
PS: Happy April Fool’s Day!
But seriously…: iPoint Presenter Promises a New Human-Computer Mode of Communication; Kinect-Powered Surgical Robot to Replace Scrub Nurses?; Non-Contact 3D Med Display; Nintendo Wii for Stroke Rehab

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Post-Market activities, Complaint Handling, MDRs, and Recalls are expensive, time consuming, and often lead to more serious financial consequences. Over 80% of FDA Inspection target observations for lack of compliance in these areas.

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Creating Standard Operating Systems (SOPs) for Post-Market Quality Systems and
What to expect from the changes in ORA with Inspection Structure Realignment

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