Google designs a way to control devices without touching

The Commission said the decision: "will serve the public interest by providing innovative specifications to control devices using the technique of tracking the movement of the hand without contact" The Federal Communications Commission said that the sensors "Soli" capture the movement in the field of the three-dimensional, using a radar beam Touching while performing tasks can benefit people with reduced mobility or speech deficiency.

According to Google, sensors can allow users to insert an invisible button between the thumb and index, or manage a virtual disk running by touching the thumb of the index.

"Although these controllers are hypothetical, the sense of the interactions is palpable through the reflexes generated by the touch of the fingers.

The company said that virtual devices can approach the accuracy of the natural movement of the human hand and that it is possible to install sensors in portable devices, phones, computers and vehicles.

Solly devices may be used on board aircraft but must comply with Federal Aviation Administration regulations governing portable electronic devices.