Cambridge Consultants Suma sensor is designed to add '3D' input ...

Courtesy Engadget  Tue, 12/01/2009 - 00:21

They're short on details, but the folks at Cambridge Consultants might just be onto something with this new "Suma sensor system" of theirs.

Basically it translates the deformation of its soft material into 3D data that can be used in a video game to "unleash the full capabilities of both the human hand and the user's imagination." Sounds a tad far fetched, but the exciting part is that this "Suma skin" control material can replace the traditional casing of a...

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