As much fun as it will be unleashing your motion-detected fists of fury via PlayStation Move, nothing will ruin the illusion faster than hurling your controller through your TV screen. CTA Digital’s glove peripheral will help keep the peace.
You know the problem with most gloves? They don’t protect you from the scary things in life, like hypodermic needles and microbiological pathogens. Fortunately, the Victorian government has just invested $1.5 million in developing magic super gloves that will protect wearers from any type of nasty you can throw at them.
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People have come up with a lot of interesting ways to put a digital spin on analogue media, but Analogue Tape Glove takes a uniquely hands-on approach: Its special gloves let you stroke a tape wall to make sweet music.
One of the few disadvantages capacitive touchscreens have when compared to their resistive brethren is the fact that you can’t use them while wearing gloves. That’s why Brian Shy came up with the idea for Digits – little pin on attachments for gloves which allow you to use your touchscreen device and keep your hands warm.
