Transforming Computer Interaction with Natural User Interfaces

Microsoft Research is only scratching the surface when it comes to developing new ways users can naturally interact with computers, or, with the aid of small natural user interface devices, interact with the world around them, whether it’s the world of gaming, medicine, or everyday computing.

Date:: November 23, 2012

- Lori Stone
Research Area
- Hardware and devices
- Human-computer interaction
Project
- Kinect for Windows SDK Beta

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