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Zi Ye and Hammad Khalid from the Human Media Lab at Queen's University in Canada have created a truly flexible, portable gaming interface called Project Cobra. Users of the system interact with images projected onto a handheld board by physically bending and twisting sections or applying pressure to areas containing sensors... Continue Reading Gaming flexibility takes on new twist with Project Cobra
Tags: Flexible, Input Device, Pico projector, Portable Gaming, Sensors
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