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2012
Etronika bank first to use Microsoft Kinect for online banking
by winbeta.org
Talk about cool. Etronika bank is the first bank in the world to utilize Microsoft's Kinect as an online banking application. Using the natural user interface, bankers can control and interact with online banking without the need to use a keyboard or mouse.
2012
Banking, Kinect Style
by channel9.msdn.com
The video of inspirational project was something I thought very cool but also had me laughing. This project had me at Rex...
2012
Etronika Kinect app offers online banking capability
by www.ubergizmo.com
Ever wished you could perform your banking duties without the need for a mouse? That is not an issue, especially with the Natural User Interface (NUI) that Etronika employs, letting users control and interact with online banking without having to even touch a single keyboard or mouse.
2012
ETRONIKA Creates Kinect-Based Security For Online Banking
by arcticstartup.com
A Lithuanian company has created a Microsoft Kinect-based login system for secure online banking, with the added benefit of minority-report style arm waving to pay your bills. In total it looks like ETRONIKA has built a concise security system. You begin by using a Kinect plugged into a PC, where the sensor's motion-based software will use your face and voice as login information. On top of that they use a phone-based pin code for an extra layer of security when you actually move money aroud. If you were ever to step out of the Kinect sensor's range, the system would log you off automatically to protect your information.
2012
Banks Meet Us Where We Are — In Front of Screens
by mybanktracker.comNot a day goes by that I don’t realize I spend an inordinate amount of time looking at screens, screens which ostensibly have other people connected to them, looking at screens of their own. You work in front of a screen, you might relax in front of a screen, you plan vacations and communicate with loved ones, frequently, in front of a screen. And now more than ever, you do your banking at home or on the go, in front of a cold, glowing screen.
