h a l f b a k e r yKeep out of reach of children.
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Since most smartphones have bluetooth and a small accelerometer/gyro, when they get old or really cheap, they can be fixed to hands and legs as an input device for computer software.
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The touchscreen could be used as well, and the screen (picture a 10x15 grid of Ipone screens, combined to make a monitor). |
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What applications do you have in mind? It isn't that I don't mind carrying something attached to my limbs all the time. |
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I was thinking of those first person action
games as one example. Then, running,
jumping, crouching, handling of weapons
would be maybe more fluid and double up
as at least some kind of exercise. |
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