Two smart guys from Georgia Tech have devised a way to control your notebook by blowing at the display. The breath control user interface (BLUI) uses the microphone to pick up puffs of air, enabling users to scroll or select and open items.
This technology may be useful for those who cannot use traditional pointing devices. Using the BLUI in its current state looks like it takes a lot of effort.
Check out the video below.
via Engadget
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