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Students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Tony Sanchez Kim and Nevada have created a wireless computer mouse-glove. The presentation of the development of students placed on video sharing YouTube, says Engadget.

The controller consists of two gloves on the index finger which are light-emitting diodes, and radio transmitters, which provide wireless communication system, a recognition signal. Power supply gloves by using lithium-ion batteries used in mobile phones.

The mechanism of the robot arm is pointing index fingers on the screen and moving them around him. Immediately before the person carrying out the manipulation, is a web camera, which records the position of the fingers and transmits it to the computer system that processes the image and displays it on the projector.

At the moment, the controller allows you to navigate on the map to MIT. Moreover, students should consider the possibility of approximation and delete images using the motion of two fingers used in the iPhone.

Developers mice indicated that the components of the system cost them less than 100 dollars. On the creation of technology inspired by a scene from the 2002 movie "Minority Report" by Steven Spielberg, in which the main character in the performance of Tom Cruise uses a similar controller to work on the computer of the future.

A similar design using a controller for the Nintendo Wii console was introduced in 2007. Its creator was the developer of Microsoft Johnny Lee, and video can be viewed here.