New Technology : Gesture Motion Control
Have you ever heard that you can move anything without touching it. You might have seen it doing in some magic ,where they do miracle just by hand gesture. You also may have heard that some one from a far place can control things using his mental power!! Will you believe that even you can do it. !!
No, I am not lieing!!. Ok, you may not be able to bend a spoon using your mental power. but now a days there are devices which are giving you the freedom to control them using your hand gesture or even by moving your lips.
A device named leap motion , can be attached with your electronic gadget to make it gesture controlled. Details can be found at https://www.leapmotion.com/product
You can change the music track of your computer/laptop/tab/mobile ,you can take pictures, you can answer a call…there are lots of work which can be done using gesture motion controlled devices.
Now-a-days , there are few websites which are gesture controlled. Even at GRIT Technologies, we develop gesture controlled websites. You can move a slide using your gestures only. These websites uses your web cam to sense your gesture change , and works accordingly. Please refer to http://when-it-rains.com/gesture.php
Mrityunjay Kumar is a multifaceted innovator — a tech entrepreneur by profession and a storyteller by passion. As Co-Founder and Director of Technology Strategy, he has led transformative initiatives in the startup ecosystem, architecting scalable solutions and aligning technology with long-term business vision. In 2025, Mrityunjay made his literary debut with Pagalpanthy – If You Had Loved Someone, a soul-stirring coming-of-age novel that explores the fragile beauty of young love, emotional vulnerability, and the chaos of unspoken feelings. Inspired by a true story shared with him nearly a decade ago, the novel traces the journey of Mrinal and Soumya across Kota, Bhubaneswar, and Dubai — blending themes of mentorship, heartbreak, and healing. A computer engineer by education and a dreamer by choice, Mrityunjay’s work — both in tech and fiction — reflects his deep empathy for human experiences that technology often overlooks. His writing is conversational, raw, and authentic, resonating with readers who’ve loved in silence or lost without closure. When he’s not building tech or writing stories, he enjoys long walks, nostalgic music, and connecting with readers who find pieces of themselves in his pages.
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