Wrist movement?
And can it differentiate between rapid scrubbing and other rapid, repeated wrist movements?
Japanese phone boasts killer slacker-sensing app
Japanese phone co KDDI has been telling the BBC that its latest phones can sense when an employee is slacking off. The phone can tell when a cleaner is scrubbing, or carrying out any rapid thrusting movements with the right hand. The information comes from detailed analysis of accelerometer data, gathered wirelessly from the …
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Given the choice.....
...I'd prefer to have one off the wrist, thank you (of course I mean my mobile phone - what else?)
It's all in the wrist action...
...and some of the, erm, onanists I'm forced to work with would have no trouble keeping their wrists moving for 8 hours a day!
Paris, cos, well, come on...........
Can I have one for my Boss's wrist
So I can prove what I already know.
PS Got a slackberry anyway so I don't need one.
Let the predictable jokes begin.......
...oh, .....they already have.
Easy to fix that ...
Just tie the phone to your belt on a piece of elastic and let that sucker register every little move like you're hard at it (ahem!). Pay rise for sure.
Perhaps...
they could consider offering it in an electro-shock collar format to increase corporate and industrial uptake..
And on a more serious note...
...are those who develop stuff like this actually PROUD of themselves?
it beats....
patenting math^wsoftware.
makeing single-player games require an internet connection
squirting brestmilk at the arresting officer because they arrested you because you where drunk enough to think that it would be a good idea to be squ....
(better break out the hasmat suit, we are talking bioweapons now)
Fantastic! I have a market for my vibrating watch-winder!
For every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction!
/the one with Newton's /Mathematical Principles/ in the pocket
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