LatentGesture is a new system that keeps phones out of unwanted hands by identify people's swiping gestures. The system familiarizes itself with owner's handling of the phone, and when it senses it's in the wrong hands, it shuts down.
While this could be frustrating if the technology constantly locked out owners by mistake, according to PSFK it has a 97% effectiveness rate. While this is a handy piece of technology to keep phones blocked off from strangers, it could also be helpful for parents with children. Instead of worrying about them snatching the phone and downloading unwanted material, the LatentGesture system would just not allow this to happen in the first place. If your kid likes to download paid apps, using this system could be a rude awakening!
Swipe-Identifying Phone Lockers
The LatentGesture App Works Behind the Scenes to Keep Phones Safe
Trend Themes
1. Gesture-recognizing Security - Opportunity for developing advanced security systems that identify users' unique swiping gestures to enhance phone and data protection.
2. Personalized Biometric Authentication - Opportunity for creating personalized security measures that adapt to user behavior and prevent unauthorized access to devices.
3. Parental Control Innovation - Opportunity for developing new methods of parental control that rely on technological solutions like swiping gesture recognition to protect children from accessing harmful content on devices.
Industry Implications
1. Mobile Security - Disruptive innovation opportunity for mobile security companies to integrate swiping gesture recognition technology into their products and services.
2. Biometric Authentication - Disruptive innovation opportunity for biometric authentication companies to utilize swiping gesture recognition as an additional layer of user identification and verification.
3. Parental Control Solutions - Disruptive innovation opportunity for companies specializing in parental control solutions to incorporate swiping gesture recognition as a more effective means of restricting children's access to undesirable content on devices.