Google is working on skin gestures to control your wearable devices

Although we’ve seen Google-made headphones such as the Pixel Buds A hit the market before, we’ve yet to see a smartwatch from the American company. According to the latest leaks, the company may be working on one that would also have the benefit of recognize tactile gestures on your skin, something that Google would also bring to its next headphones. This is a new gesture system that could be the future.

Touch gestures on the skin, Google’s next breakthrough

A new technology has been leaked that Google may use in its next wearables that would consist of its devices supporting tactile gestures performed on the skin of the user, instead of in the headset itself as usual.

According to the leak, which came from the hand of Let’s Go Digital, the American company would consider using this new way of interacting with wearables both in smartwatches and in headphones. These gestures would consist, for example, in touching a nearby area of ​​skin

The detection of these gestures would be possible thanks to Sensor Fusion Technologywhich thanks to the data on the movement, as well as the information collected by certain sensors, would be able to determine if it has been touched at any place of the skin.

It would be a quite interesting and intuitive way to interact with this type of device, although it will be necessary to wait to see it in a smartwatch or headphones of the company to check if it works correctly.

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