Difference between revisions of "Natural user interface (computers)"
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| − | ''' | + | A '''natural user interface''', often called a '''NUI''', is a type of computer interface design that interacts with the user. Unlike the physical actions needed to control a [[GUI]], the NUI optically recognizes objects and can display content based on voice and gestures. [[Surface computing]] is an example of a NUI interface. [[Microsoft]] [[Xbox]] Kinect is a platform for motion-based gestures that a NUI can interpret. |
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Latest revision as of 21:20, May 13, 2016
A natural user interface, often called a NUI, is a type of computer interface design that interacts with the user. Unlike the physical actions needed to control a GUI, the NUI optically recognizes objects and can display content based on voice and gestures. Surface computing is an example of a NUI interface. Microsoft Xbox Kinect is a platform for motion-based gestures that a NUI can interpret.