Smartphone will operate by gesture

Smartphone will work with the help of US scientists 'wireless sensing technology'. A group of Washington researchers working with wireless sensing technology. Their claim, nowadays, 3D gesture sensing technology is being used by some smartphones. But in this case, the battery is quickly drained and to be able to identify the signal, the movement has to be clearly visible on the smartphone cameras. But if this new technology is discovered then it can be run on a small battery, and the signal from any side can be understood by the phone. Associate professor of electrical engineering and computer science department of the University of Washington, Matt Reynold and Shoftak Patel are working on this technology. Researchers say that when someone calls or uses the app through the Internet, the phone then sends wireless waves to the cellular network, to contact the cellular base station. In this new technology, small antennae can capture the reflected signal and accordingly order the phone to work. Researchers gave the name of this project 'SideSowep'