Find out how you can ‘train’ your household objects

Hi-Tech Adina Camarasu
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With the advent of new technologies, the gadgets that we are using become increasingly smarter.

Some of them even begun using a form of gesture-based control.

The gadget we are talking about is inspired by the ancient Clap, an application that can help you to turn on and off the light by clapping your hands.

Household items tamer

So, the system is based on a camera that can be attached to all your electronic devices and through which, as an owner, you can teach your house objects to react to certain movements and behaviors.

As we can see from the attached video, Objectify, for that is the name of the gadget, can easily learn to light a lamp when you open a book or to turn the music louder the moment you start dancing.

In essence, the owner won’t be a passive consumer anymore, but an active one, who has the power to teach his electronic devices new things, to make them respond to a particular type of movement.

Although it seems like users are required to have advanced knowledge in the field of artificial intelligence, it’s good to know that there is a smartphone app that takes over most of your duties.

All you have to as an owner is to make a single movement or gesture that you would you’re your object to perform electronically.

Thanks to this simple approach, anyone can grab a device and the matching smartphone application and he will become an electronics’ tamer.

However, users should bear in mind that technology is not flawless and electrical applications may take some time to learn to respond to these stimuli.

Although the device is not perfect, it is still impressive and shows a new approach that can transform everyday objects into devices you can control through gestures.