Since its appearance on the tech scene, OPPO has represented innovation in the reference market, proposing devices that in a certain sense anticipated the future. It is therefore not surprising that today news reaches us to say the least poco science fiction, as the Chinese company is working on the potential of Air Gestures, or those gestures that, recognized by the smartphone, allow you to perform actions.
An enhancement by OPPO that will allow you to bring aerial writing to your terminals, or you can write without touching the display. In part it is already possible to complete a writing of a text without any need to touch the display, using the virtual assistants, but going beyond the fact that sometimes the voice recognition does not always return a correct result, a connection to the network is always required. and therefore in the absence of such, everything becomes unusable. OPPO's new technology will work even in the absence of a network, as the Air Gestures will create the miracle of aerial writing, memorizing the trajectories of what we write in the air, reproducing them digitally on the device screen.
The development will probably take a few more years and at the moment OPPO is thinking mainly about the conformation of the character traits used in China, but the brand now thinks globally and therefore an adaptation to the Western language, in some ways even easier, cannot be ruled out. to be digested by the Air Gesture system.
A new patent from OPPO will allow you to write without touching the display
Other rumors, however, suggest that the technology developed by OPPO is mature to the point of being able to peep out on the brand's next concept phone, or a "surround" smartphone, so to speak a sort of reinterpretation of Xiaomi's Mi Mix Alpha in OPPO key .
An anticipation of the future or something that will remain for posterity as a tech flop? Only time will give us the right answers, but I ask you, would you like such a writing system, or do you love contact and feedback returned by the vibration of the device?
