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Cornell researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking wristband that uses AI-powered, inaudible soundwaves to track hand positions and interactions continuously. Potential Applications: - Virtual Reality (VR): Imagine seamless hand tracking for immersive VR experiences - Smartphone Control: Control your devices with hand gestures. - Cooking Assistance: Picture a cooking app narrating recipes as you chop, measure, and stir EchoWrist is among the newest low-power, body pose-tracking technology from the Smart Computer Interfaces for Future Interactions (SciFi) Lab. This innovation, directed by Cheng Zhang, an assistant professor of information science at the Cornell Ann S. Bowers College of Computing and Information Science, promises exciting possibilities. Devansh Agarwal, an Ignite Fellow for New Ventures at CTL, is further developing the technology to commercialize it. 🔗 Link in comments! #techtranfer #techlicensing #commercialization #CTLCornell #innovator #labtomarket

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Max Renault, PhD

🚀 Transforming organizations | 💡 Health Teach Innovator | 📢 Speaker | 🧠 Organizational Researcher

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Alice Li

Executive Director, Center for Technology Licensing at Cornell University

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Devansh Agarwal hope to use this someday soon 👍

Ananmay Suri

Master of Engineering (CS) @ Cornell University

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This is amazing, congratulations Devansh Agarwal

Utkarsh Jain

Software Engineer @ Amazon Ads | ex-Twitter, Bloomberg

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Congratulations Devansh Agarwal! 👏

Sarita Singh

Tech PgM Mgmt at Nvidia | ex Google X, Amazon, NetApp | Cornell Alum

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Congratulations Devansh Agarwal 👏👏👏

Anant Agarwal

Co-Founder & CTO @ Aidora | Ex-TL@Google

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Devansh Agarwal Congrats!! 👏👏 great work! 🙂

Maitreyi Chatterjee

Systems and Infrastructure Engineer @ LinkedIn | Tata Scholar @ Cornell

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Amazing job Devansh Agarwal ! 🥳

Jan Carbonell

Entrepreneur | Cornell | La Caixa Fellow '24

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🔥 exciting

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