Shirt, Pants, Gloves, Socks As Keyboard and Mouse Replacement

[asian1]

CSIRO researchers in Australia had developed Shirt, Pants, Gloves and Socks that can detect the movement of the person who wear the clothes.

The clothes can be used as wireless input devices on computers / musical instrument (air guitar).

Is it possible that in the future gloves/socks/shirts/pants will replace the wireless keyboard/mouse?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6143118.stm

[X-ray]

I have a feeling that Bloodline's socks can never be wireless input  :lol:

[bloodline]

X-ray wrote:
I have a feeling that Bloodline's socks can never be wireless input  :lol:

:-o ;-)

[Karlos]

I heard they have had wire input into them many times...

[whabang]

:lol:

[CannonFodder]

X-ray wrote:
I have a feeling that Bloodline's socks can never be wireless input  :lol:

I reckon they'd be great torrents, they are full of seed. ;-)

[whabang]

Oh, NO! My mind hurts!
YARGH!

[Speelgoedmannetje]

X-ray wrote:
I have a feeling that Bloodline's socks can never be wireless input  :lol:

So, X-ray, tell me about this 'feeling' =9

[X-ray]

Apparently Steve Redgrave bought one of Bloodline's used socks for £1000.
If a boat got damaged, all he had to do was dip that sock in the water, apply it to the damaged hull and wait a few minutes for it to set. That sock patch is reported to be five times stronger than fibreglass. It is what enabled Steve Redgrave to be a world champion!