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Nokia Create Remote Input Sleeve

Nokia’s fast losing market share to other cellphone/smartphone manufacturers, and to turn things around they would need to come up with something spectacular. Well, that’s exactly what the Finnish company has done by pushing their R&D labs overtime to create a new method of controlling a cellphone, going beyond what today’s traditional phones do. Apart from haptics tactile feedback alongside ultrasonic 3D gesture-based controls, Nokia has done a comfortable sleeve embedded with sensors that are able to react to the stretching and relaxation of the human skin. We truly wonder how Michael Jackson would have controlled his cellphone if he were still alive when this idea is realized onto the world stage.

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