My source seems to emphasize that this AirSwing Toshiba's Minority Report technology, which always makes me want to write about it, honestly. I think I probably made this film more places than any other Sci-Fi, and that includes Blade Runner.

There are no special gloves like the ones Tom Cruise wore in the early Minority Report, but do not use webcams to work AirSwing technology.

I have a video of this after the jump you can see him in action. You can see how imposing the reflection of the user on the screen, super-menu with a selection of. I'm not sure if the reflection is the result of the screen or reflecting part of the program Airswing.

In any case, the user can wave his hand or other gestures, and can through the mall maps, schedules, or to browse any other type of selections.

Best of all, this program does not much processing. So it will not freeze while in action.

Of course, this concept is still tech, and not in a particular place at this time. However, I can from many places, I will use it to think. I see an interface like this can be used for customer service in a business in the future.