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AirControl

Control desktop applications with camera-based gestures, no mouse or clicker required.

Overview

AirControl turns a camera into an input device for everyday desktop apps. The starting point is a phone's web camera, running in the browser, that lets you control things like advancing through a slide deck, paired with a companion Chrome extension or desktop app.

The larger goal is a general interface for camera-based control of desktop applications, redesigned to also work hands-free through Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses. The Ray-Ban Display presenter flow runs a web app on the glasses that emits slide-navigation intents to a relay, while a Chrome extension consumes those intents, drives Google Slides, and streams back speaker notes and slide state to a private HUD on the glasses.

Status

Work in progress, actively being redesigned.

  • Phone web-camera control of presentations (Chrome extension / desktop app)
  • Reworked interaction model for general desktop control
  • Meta Ray-Ban Display: hands-free slide control + private teleprompter HUD

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FlowsXR

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Control desktop apps with camera-based gestures - starting with phone-camera presentation control via a Chrome extension, expanding to Meta Ray-Ban glasses. Work in progress.

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